Ghosts: A Tip of the Fedora

Readers, here’s a good one – from Quora, a paramedic shares his ghost story – one thing you can say, this ghost had good manners.  From Quora, here: The Ghost and the Car

 

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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: Is Your Old House Haunted?

Readers, this is a great article from Old House Journal, which I used to read lots during a past life in a 1918 craftsman style home.  Whether or not your house is old, you’ll appreciate the author’s tips on what to look for and what to do if you suspect a haunting.  Also the house photos are superb!  Enjoy, and read on here:  Is Your Old House Haunted?

A note: new homes may have ghosts, too – so the words in the article apply regardless of the age of your home!

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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: Journalists’ Ghost Stories

Readers, sometimes the best tales of all come from skeptics. Here are a few from reporters!  Read on, courtesy the Evansville Courier & Press, via Reporters’ Ghosts!

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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: A Haunted Airfield

Readers, this post was brought to my attention by the excellent blogger GP Cox, of the very excellent Pacific Paratrooper blog. The ghost part comes first, what follows is some great history!  Enjoy!  https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/ghost-story-savannah-hilton-airport.html?utm_source=getresponse&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=warhistoryonline&utm_content=%5BWar+History+Online%5D+Daily+Dispatches

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Ghosts: Ghosts of the Cocoanut Grove Fire!

Readers, here’s the scoop on paranormal phenomena on the site of the old Cocoanut Grove fire!  Read on . . .  from Ghosts and Ghouls blog.

On November 28, 1942, nearly 500 men and women perished in the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire. Do their ghosts still haunt the site of the disaster 75 years later? The Fire In 1942, Cocoanut Grove was one of Boston’s most popular nightspots. On the night of the fire, more than 1,000 revelers were packed in…

via Ghosts of the Cocoanut Grove Fire — Ghosts and Ghouls

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Ghosts: Haunted Castles You Can Stay In!

Readers, some of you expressed interest in staying in the haunted hotel from a previous blog post – so here are several British castles with ghosts and guest accommodations! (Better you than moi 🙂  )

From eerie place.com: http://eerieplace.com/haunted-castles-uk/

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Ghosts: Ghosts of the Queen Mary!

Readers, another great reblog from Ghosts and Ghouls about the ghosts aboard the Queen Mary! I myself know people who’ve seen eerie things there!  Read on!

On May 27, 1936, the RMS Queen Mary set sail from Southampton, England, completing her maiden voyage in New York just a few days later. For the next three years, the ship was the height of luxury, transporting such notable passengers as Clark Cable, Bob Hope, Elizabeth Taylor, and Winston Churchill. Its elaborate facilities included…

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Photo:  wikipedia commons public domain photo

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