Hidden Haunts: A Creepy Collection of Forgotten Ghostly Places

Name: Hidden Haunts: A Creepy Collection of Forgotten Ghostly Places
Brand: Castle Books
SKU: 9781577155515
Price: 29.99 USD
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Biographical Note:
Conner Gossel is a history buff and a paranormal investigator. His popular Instagram account, @haunted.historian, reports on haunted locations throughout the world with in-depth reporting. Conner's podcast, The Haunted Historian, explores these haunted locations and interviews expert guests in the haunted space such as A&E's Ghost Hunters investigator Brandon Alvis. Conner has written on paranormal spaces for publications such as Travel and Leisure and Newsweek, and also appeared on The Travel Channel's show, My Paranormal Nightmare.

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Discover the spooky and sordid details of forgotten haunted locales across North America through 70+ in-depth profiles, brought to life with eerily expressive illustrations.

Hidden Haunts is your goosebump-inducing guide to lesser-known haunted sites throughout history. Alongside hair-raising imagery, paranormal investigator Conner Gossel unearths the ghastly histories, disturbing details, and reported hauntings of these ghostly places. Feel the chill run up your spine as you encounter scary stories of abandoned houses, hospitals, factories, and beyond that have flown under the radar for decades. These fascinating profiles include:

The Lodge at Hot Lake Springs in Oregon, where apparitions wander the halls
Harriman Hospital in Tennessee, haunted by unidentified whispers in the basement
Ventfort Hall in Massachusetts, where the sound of shuffling footsteps linger
And more!

And if you're feeling brave enough to attempt some real-life paranormal sightseeing, check out the Haunted Road Trip at the back of the book, which suggests a road trip itinerary for each region, including additional locations.

Perfect for fans of the supernatural, Hidden Haunts is the ultimate guide to the eerie unknown. Explore these creepy spaces ... if you dare.

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