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      Ghosts of Virginia Volume One by
      L. B. Taylor Gripping tales include: an ashen-faced young lady who rises from
      her Goucester gravesite; taunting haunts at Robert E. Lee's boyhood
      home in Alexandria; a mystery ship that vanishes in the Chesapeake
      Bay mist; the legendary Lynchburg cradle rocked by unseen hands;
      the poisoned bride at Brandon plantation; Richmond's spectral
      rogue who guards a hidden trreasure; the ghost hound of the Blue
      Ridge; Shenandoah spirits who refight the Civil War and more.
 5½" x 8½" 386 pages, photos, paperbound
 #397 VA Ghosts Vol 1 $15.95
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      Ghosts of Virginia Volume Three by
      L. B. Taylor More strange tales such as: the first ghosts of Virginia; the
      chilling monster of Mount Vernon; the curse of Chief Cornstalk;
      more Civil War spirits; the murderer unveiled in a psychic dream;
      the ghost of Edgar Allan Poe; the ethereal glow of Ephraim's
      Light; "educated ghosts of Virginia's colleges; Tyler Nolley's
      haunted house at South Garden; the singing corpse; the Wampus
      Cat near Gloucester, disturbing moans from a cellar in Montgomery
      County; and many more.
 5½" x 8½" 449 pages, photos, paperbound
 #319 VA Ghosts Vol 3 $15.95
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      Ghostlore of the Nation's Capital by John Alexander
 Besides the White House and Capitol, there are other homes, buildings,
      and streets in Washington that are the happy haunting grounds
      of famous and infamous men, women, and kids. Included herein
      for your macabre enjoyment are ghastly stories from neighboring
      Virginia and Maryland communities such as Alexandria, Mount Vernon,
      Manassas, and the Bladensburg dueling grounds.
 8½" X 11" 128 pages, illustrated, paperbound
 #88 Ghosts Nation's Capital $14.95
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    |  | Ghosts
      and Haunted Houses of Maryland byTrish
      Gallagher This is a collection of twenty-five haunts from the Eastern Shore
      to the mountains of western Maryland including: Dr. Sam Mudd,
      the man who treated John Wilkes Booth's broken leg after he assassinated
      President Lincoln, still haunts his farmhouse near Beantown;
      the Confederate soldier who still hangs around Mount St. Mary's
      College; the ghost of Patty Cannoninfamous kidnapper, murderess,
      black marketeer; Laurel's most haunted house; and many more.
 5½" x 8½" 96 pages, illustrated, paperbound
 #322 Ghosts of MD $8.95
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    |  | Tidewater
      Ghosts...and nearby environs by L. B. Taylor
 Whether you believe in ghosts
      or not, you will enjoy reading these tales of mystery and macabre:
      the spectral lights of a ghost train; a dead admier who returns
      to sing on his loved one's tapes; phantom pit bull dogs rmoping
      in a garden; a psychic's vision unlocks a century-old mystery;
      and many more.
 5½" x 8½" 220 pages, maps, illustrated,
      paperbound
 #396 Tidewater Ghosts $11.95
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