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    A Ghost Hunter's Guide to the Most Haunted Historic Sites in America

    By Terrance Zepke

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    About this ebook

    America is full of haunted historic sites. Find out why these places were selected as the MOST HAUNTED...

    Discover why Hart Island has been dubbed THE ISLAND OF THE DEAD.

    Learn about the TOP TEN most haunted rooms in the White House and all the ghosts that haunt them.

    Find out why GHOST HUNTERS of SyFy have included the Battleship North Carolina on their all-time spookiest investigations list.

    Learn about the trio of ghosts who haunt Wrigley Field and the crazy Curse of Billy Goat.

    Discover what creepy connection the Hollywood Sign, Empire State Building, and Golden Gate Bridge share.

    Learn the best way to explore Mammoth Cave--the largest cave system in the world--and possibly have a ghostly encounter at the Devil's Looking Glass or Mummy Ledge.

    ...and much more!

    Each chapter is laid out in an easy-to-easy format, which includes a detailed history and reveals all paranormal activity. The book contains numerous black and white photographs, many fun facts, and helpful visitor information, including accessibility and tour options.

    Terrance Zepke is an award-winning and best-selling author of thirty-three books. She has B.A. and M.A. degrees in Journalism and has studied parapsychology at the renowned Rhine Research Institute. She is in demand as a speaker and has made numerous media appearances and been featured in The Washington Post, Publishers Weekly, Rick Steves Show, NPR, The Learning Channel, Associated Press, Good Morning Show, and The Travel Channel. She is the host of the talk show, Terrance Talks Travel, and writes the popular MOSTLY GHOSTLY and TERRANCE TALKS TRAVEL blogs. For more about this author and her titles visit www.terrancezepke.com and www.terrancetalkstravel.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTerrance Zepke
    Release dateOct 8, 2016
    ISBN9781942738084
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    A Ghost Hunter's Guide to the Most Haunted Historic Sites in America
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    Terrance Zepke

    Terrance Zepke has a B.A. in Journalism and a Masters degree in Mass Communications and has also studied parapsychology, which is the study of paranormal phenomena, at the renowned Rhine Research Center. She is an award-winning and best-selling author of more than fifty books. Terrance has traveled to every continent and enjoyed all kinds of amazing adventures, such as piranha fishing on the Amazon River, an elephant safari in Nepal, dog-sledding in the Arctic, and spending the night in the famously creepy Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum as part of a paranormal investigation. She is in demand as a speaker and has been featured on NPR, The Learning Channel, History Channel, Around the World, CNN, Rick Steves Show, Good Morning Show, and the Travel Channel. She is the host of TERRANCE TALKS TRAVEL: UBER ADVENTURES and co-host of A WRITER'S JOURNEY: FROM BLANK PAGE TO PUBLISHED. More about this author, her books, and dozens of free repots can be found on www.terrancezepke.com and www.terrancetalkstravel.com

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