Historical hauntings as recorded in newspaper accounts from the 1700s through the early 1920s.
“Do you mean to tell me,” I asked the Stationmaster, “that you really believe that a train has a ghost, and that ghostly trains run over actual railways at night?” “If you were a railroad man,” replied my friend, “you’d see the foolishness of asking such a question? Do I believe in ghost trains? You… Read More »Ghost Train
The ghost of a murdered seaman begins roaming the decks of the Annie Smith.
A shopkeeper gets an unpleasant shock when a physician drops his black bag.
A gruesome tale of a traveler who was strangled in bed by a phantom.
Every night, hoof-beats are heard coming down the graveled driveway. A milk-white steed appears, bearing two ghostly riders.
