Sircy Bücher

Chicago, Illinois has one of the eeriest pasts of any city in America. From opportunistic grave robbers that stole countless cadavers to a condemned criminal who may or may not have been brought back to life by doctors, ghastly tales of the macabre abound in the Windy City. Some of Chicago's most historic places are also home to sullen specters stuck in time. From an old hotel adjacent to grant park to the location of the long forgotten jail where dozens of men were hanged, forgotten phantoms have been lurking about for centuries. Some of the stories are lighthearted and entertaining, while others will leave you with your jaw on the floor. With each creepy tale, Ghost Stories and graveyard Tales: chicago invites you to dig into the town's dark past to learn what the history books won't tell you.

From the banks of Drake's Creek to bustling shopping centers at Indian Lake, Hendersonville is very haunted. With historic homes that became Civil War hospitals to a once popular country music park that was forced to close, tragedy was everywhere. When you factor in long, forgotten cemeteries as well as homes and businesses built on Native American land, you have all the ingredients for the paranormal. But it is not just ghost stories. Mysterious creatures are said to roam the area and some claim that the Devil himself once inhabited a house near the lake. With each ghostly tale, Southern Ghost Stories: Hendersonville, Tennessee invites you to explore the area to see what you might find.