Ghosts: Haunted Tinseltown!

Thanks to the excellent blogger GP Cox of Pacific Paratrooper blog, (which I know is read by many of my readers – I never miss a post!) – he brought this link to my attention – it’s too good not to share with you!  Here’s the scoop about some famous Hollywood names – a great, fun  article!  Enjoy!  Via Parade, at Haunted Hollywood!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

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Ghosts: Haunts in Kent

Readers, this article tells us to avoid these places after dark! Yikes!  Sounds like good advice!  Have a look:   96 Haunted Places in Kent!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

Ghosts: Trinkets of Death!

Readers, here’s some background on well-known gems with a little something extra:  a curse!  Read on for more information, from Bellevue Rare Coins, via Trinkets of Death!

 

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

Ghosts: Haunted Alabama

Readers, here are some true accounts of ghosts from Alabama – almost makes you want to take a trip there!  Have a look!  From Paranormal Love To Know at Alabama Ghosts!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

Ghosts: Some Truly Scary Cursed Objects!

Readers, I have found a mother lode of accursed objects, including an evil brooch (misspelled in the story, but it’s too good for me to act the grammar police here), a clock that speaks (but says bad things), a vile mirror, a scary painting, and yet another possessed doll (forgive me but this one’s so scary I couldn’t pass it up – be sure to have a look!).  These stories are first-and and each tale is high on chill factor, so sit down when you have a few moments to read them all. Brought to you by Letterpile, via Cursed Objects!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

Ghosts: Another Haunted Doll!

Readers, here’s a weird story about a man and his doll. Wait, not that weird. But seriously, he seems to have got himself a real haunted item.  Don’t take my word for it, read more at Metro News. From the UK, where all the best ghosts reside!  Haunted Doll!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

Ghosts: A Haunted Pub in Canterbury

Readers, another spooky tale from a pub in the UK.  Name your poison and have a drink – then check out this story!  From Inside Edition via Haunted Pub!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

Ghosts: The Strange Tale of the Dibbuk Box

Readers – this is a strange and scary tale indeed.  Definitely worth the read for those curious about old, possessed objects.  After this, you may reconsider buying anything old!  Sit down with this when you have a few quiet, undistracted moments – it’s unusual and fascinating.  Brought to us by Historic Mysteries, via The Dibbuk Box

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

Ghosts: Why Are Some Buildings Haunted?

Readers, this was too good not to pass along!  I thought it pretty spot on.  Based upon my own experience living and visiting haunted places, it clicks!   It reminded me of the work of T. C. Lethbridge, the early 20th century archaeologist/parapsychologist, whose Stone Tape theory presented the idea that somehow, damp stone “recorded” traumatic events and sometimes replayed them later- as ghosts.  Note the presence of water and stone in many of these places.

A very haunted house in which I once lived, was built on a foundation of old stones, was on the ocean shore, and was also near a railroad. There had been deaths there, and it was a very old house.

Based on your own experience and ideas, what do you think?  Read on at the link below, courtesy Ghost Hunting Theories blog:

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via Spirit Vessels: Why Are Some Buildings Haunted? — Ghost Hunting Theories

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To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page

 

Ghosts: Ghosts of the Desert

Readers, here’s a goodly assortment of desert spirits and where to find them! Enjoy! From Desert USA via Ghosts of the Desert!

To learn more about real ghosts, please see About Ghosts: A Useful Handbook.  For some great ghost stories, please see Death Be Not Loud, Rest In Fleece, and Sepia Seepage.  To learn about ghosts in modern fiction, please see Infectious Ghosts. And so much more, at: Jan’s Amazon Page