haunted places

Ghostly encounters are as old as human history, and are detailed in the Bible and other ancient writings. Ghost hunters of the 21st century conduct careful research and analysis of haunted sites, seeking evidence of paranormal activity. Haunted places and ghostly encounters describes some of the most notorious haunts from around the world, and also describes the tactics and strategies used by modern ghost hunters.

"When sixteen-year old Noelle takes a summer nightshift job at the Boy Meets Girl Inn, the site of a decades-old murder, she keeps a diary to document evidence of hauntings, until another ghoulish murder lands her diary in the hands of investigators"--Provided by publisher.

"What really happened during the Fire of 1966? Go back in time and see the famous tragedy through the eyes of student Henry Grey, and history teacher Lorna Evans. Henry's uncle, Principle Grey, is teaching Henry to fight ghosts...but is there something his uncle isn't telling him? Lorna returns to Grey Hills after inheriting her father's house. She also inherits an urn of her grandfather's ashes, which may contain more than first meets the eye. What Dread Hand is Book #3 from The Haunting of Grey Hills, an EPIC Press series"--Provided by the publisher.

Fitzy's Circus is invited to perform at Whitby by the Maharaja Duleep Singh, but they find the locals nervous and unfriendly, worried by the ghost ship that is apparently haunting the harbor of the small seaside town, and when a valuable necklace goes missing, the circus performers are immediately suspected, so it is up to Lizzie to use her psychic abilities to discover the true criminals.

A collection of five spine-tingling short stories in graphic novel format.

When twelve-year-old Jacob and his eleven-year-old brother, Rich, enter an old ghost town, an eerie voice carried by the wind tells them to leave, but they ignore it and soon encounter terrifying, supernatural threats inside the town's old gold mine.

Staying in a historic inn that may be haunted, siblings Craig and Melanie hunt for a ghost and uncover a mystery.

Among the 11 haunted libraries in this book, children will discover one that is home to the spirit of a young girl who is depicted in its beautiful stained-glass window, one that is filled with ghosts who are distressed because it is built on top of their burial place, and one that has now turned into a bookstore yet is haunted by library patrons of the past--as well as a phantom cat.

"In the town of Sleepy Hollow, the Aldens discover an old legend that's come back to life! Their friend's ghost-tour business is being disrupted by a spooky figure on horseback who throws pumpkins in the streets and frightens everyone. Has the headless horseman returned to haunt the town? The Boxcar Children must find out before the ghost tours are ruined!"--Jacket flap.

In the amusement park's Haunted Fun House, twelve-year-old Leo hears the sound of a voice pleading for help.