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    Uncanny Clydeside

    By M J Steel Collins

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    A look at the eerier side of Glasgow and its immediate environs. Find out about "The Clatter" and the unearthly users of the local railways. Discover which part of Glasgow has the densest poltergeist population, the ghosts that walk Glasgow University and the body snatching past of the city's other High Education institutes. How did two young girls rock Paisley and Pollok with accusations of witchcraft and what are the Clydeside origins of America's leading haunted ship? Glasgow and it's immediate environs might be best known as an industrial powerhouse, and a hotbed of red politics, but spookiness bubbles not too far beneath the surface.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBeul Aithris Publishing
    Release dateMar 7, 2017
    ISBN9781386574675
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    Uncanny Clydeside
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    M J Steel Collins

    Ghost and folklore enthusiast, who also is also a deputy editor and contributor of The Spooky Isles. Lives in Glasgow.

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