Softcover

ISBN 10: 0985539836 ISBN 13: 9780985539832

Publisher: Safari Publishing, 2013

Through detailed history and documented paranormal activity, the old haunted homesteads featured in this guidebook are all shown to be unique and especially creepy--and most of them are open to the public.

The Winchester Mystery House has stairs leading nowhere, doors that open into walls, secret passageways, and a large seance room.

The Villisca Axe Murder House was the site of one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in American history. Overnight stays are permitted for those who dare!

Korner's Folly was dubbed "the strangest house in the world." Find out why and see if you can keep track of how many spirits still linger inside this bizarre house.

The Hampton-Lillibridge House was the site of an exorcism to rid its resident evil spirit, but was it successful?

And then there's the Loretta Lynn Plantation, where countless lingering spirits have made themselves known to visitors who dare to touch the tribute wall.

Tour options and other useful visitor information is included, as well as dozens of photographs.

From the Author:

This is my favorite book in my "most haunted" series, which to date includes A GHOST HUNTER'S GUIDE TO THE MOST HAUNTED PLACES IN AMERICA and A GHOST HUNTER'S GUIDE TO THE MOST HAUNTED HOTELS & INNS IN AMERICA. The reason it's my favorite is the remarkable history and architectural style of each structure. No wonder there are lingering spirits! Who would want to move out of these grand old homes? To learn more about haunted America you may want to sign up for my MOSTLY GHOSTLY blog. Subscribers will receive my "Fifty Fun Facts About Ghosts Report" as a bonus.

About the Author:

Terrance Zepke is a journalist and seasoned world traveler who has studied parapsychology at the acclaimed Rhine Research Center and participated in many ghost investigations She has been featured on many programs on NPR, PBS, CNN, the Learning Channel, and the Travel Channel. She writes the popular MostlyGhostly blog on terrancezepke.com.