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BOOK ONE: SPOOKIEST BATTLEFIELDS reveals momentous battles that shaped American history. It is no wonder with all the violence and bloodshed that these battlefields are among the most haunted places in America. Discover the spooky spirits that haunt these battlefields, such as Old Green Eyes of Chickamauga, The Lady in White, The Phantom Rider of Brandywine, and Shiloh's Drummer Boy. Learn about strange phenomena, such as a mysterious fog that appears at Richmond and a weird blue light that appears and disappears inexplicably at Antietam. You'll also find out essential visitor information, such as the best time to go and tour options. …show more content…
Paranormal activity ranges from the frequent smell of cigar smoke to piano music heard inside abandoned lighthouses where there is no piano or radio! Most of these historic sites are open to the public and some even offer ghost tours and investigations. In addition to the paranormal discussion, a brief history, photographs, and detailed visitor information are included in every

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