Haunted New Hampshire

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 133 EAN: 9780764325731 ISBN: 0764325736 Label: Schiffer Publishing Manufacturer: Schiffer Publishing Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 174 Publication Date: 2007-03-30 Publisher: Schiffer Publishing Studio: Schiffer Publishing
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Editorial Reviews: New Hampshire is a state rich with history; some of it haunted. Explore the ghosts and their haunts in towns such as Alton, Dover, Franconia, Litchfield, Nashua, Portsmouth, and West Chesterfield that will leave your senses tingling with adventure. Get the shivers as you: Visit spirits of yesteryear still lingering in the historical societies of Goffstown and Hampton, New Hampshire. Join the ghosts of haunted restaurants and taverns in Concord, Laconia, Merrimack, and Windham as they loiter in their favorite rooms. Sit a spell in a haunted hotel in Bretton Woods or nestle into an eerie Durham bed-and-breakfast. Take a tutorial in terror at one of the many schools in Keene where immortal tenants roam the halls. Encounter a dead pirate in the Isles of Shoals or banshee on an island off the smallest coastline in the United States. Stopover to see the haunted cemetery in Hollis and Conway where the dead rise from their tombs and glow before your eyes. These tales, and more throughout New Hampshire, will keep you chilled as you explore its ghostly side.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Informational, but lacks entertainment value Comment: The book provides a lot of information regarding the types of activity at each location, but lacks any photos of said activity. There are occasional references to websites for the reader to goto to see or hear captured evidence. There is little entertainment value and the book reads like an encyclopedia. Could be better written and include more than publicity photos of locations. Customer Rating: Summary: Covers the entire state Comment: Thomas D'Agostino's HAUNTED NEW HAMPSHIRE, in contrast, covers the entire state, surveying small towns and haunted establishments from restaurants and taverns to even a dead pirate or an island banshee. Tourists hoping to catch a ghostly glimpse are treated to clear directions to each place, while small black and white photos accompany each description of a ghostly experience. Both ghost enthusiasts in general and New Hampshire local history collections will relish these. More Reviews