Join paranormal researcher Richard Estep as he plunks you into the middle of the unsettling action of captivating true ghost stories and encounters with the supernatural from throughout American history. From 1776 and Boston’s Granary Burying Ground to the spirits that arose after the brutality of the Civil War, the whispered voices heard in the White House, and eerie tales of dead celebrity sightings, United States of Ghosts: A History of America’s Hauntings delves into the true eerie tales from both historical documents and personal accounts, including …  Ghosts of the American revolution found in the Boston Common, the American Philosophical Library in Philadelphia, and elsewhere; Poltergeist outbreaks, a brutal murder in a haunted house, and other extraordinary events before and after the Civil War; The lingering specters of Gettysburg, the Battle of Antietam, and other Civil War battles; Ghostly encounters with famous men and women, including John Belushi, Harry Houdini, Rudolph Valentino, and Mark Twain; Spirits from the Wild West that continue to wreak havoc on the jails that incarcerated them and the mines that buried them; The brutal mutilation mystery of the Roaring Twenties’ Black Dahlia; First lady and president apparitions that haunt the White House; Davy Crockett and ghosts of the Alamo; Haunted hotels, cemeteries, and burial grounds; … and much more!

UNITED STATES OF GHOSTS: A History of America’s Hauntings By Richard Estep. 288 Pages. 6x9 Paperback. Illustrated. Bibliography. Index.