Ghosts, Critters and Sacred Places of Washington and Oregon III
- ISBN-10
- 1893186083
- ISBN-13
- 9781893186088
- Category
- Ghosts
- Pages
- 192
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2005
- Author
- Jeff Davis
Description
This is paranormal author Jeff Davis' third book of true ghost stories from the Pacific Northwest. This is a regional guide, which includes stories from southern Oregon to northern Washington State. In addition to diverse locations, there are many types of hauntings, including soldierly shades, haunted lighthouses, hotels, and even a haunted carousel. In addition to ghost stories, Jeff discusses Native American spirits, mythological and strange, real critters, and sacred places found throughout the Pacific Northwest. Among the many places he mentions in this book, Jeff discusses the ghosts in and around Fort Lewis, and Camp Adair. He looks at ghost hunting techniques used by many paranormal investigators, such as white noise, and digital ghost photography. He also looks at the paranormal tourism, such as ghost walks. This book contains Table of Contents, Foreword, Index and over a dozen illustrations.
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