Spookiest Lighthouses: Discover America's Most Haunted Lighthouses

SPOOKIEST LIGHTHOUSES reveals the ten most haunted lighthouses in America. 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 chapter. You’ll learn that…

Condemned prisoners were executed here…their anguished screams can still be heard at Execution Rocks Lighthouse (New York).

Thousands of Confederate soldiers died while imprisoned at Point Lookout Lighthouse (Maryland) during the Civil War. A paranormal investigation captured twenty-four different voices cursing, moaning, and saying things such as “Help!” and “Bad Shape!” on digital recorders.

When a keeper’s wife ran away with a local ferry captain, the keeper at New London Ledge Light (Connecticut) killed himself but many believe that his spirit is still here.

The paranormal activity at Port Boca Grande Light (Florida) involves a pirate and a princess.

…and much more!

Ghost enthusiasts will love reading about all the paranormal activity that has transpired and been well documented at these light stations. Lighthouse and architectural enthusiasts will appreciate reading about these marvelous monuments that include a Victorian mansion light station in the middle of the ocean, the biggest light station complex in the U.S., and the tallest lighthouse in Oregon, which is perched precariously on a rocky cliff 205’ above sea level.

Award-winning writer/photographer Terrance Zepke has studied parapsychology at the Rhine Research Center, has investigated purported hauntings worldwide, and is the author of nearly two dozen books. More information on her titles, including A Ghost Hunter’s Guide to the Most Haunted Places in America, Lighthouses of the Carolinas: A Short History and Guide, and Lowcountry Voodoo: Tales, Spells and Boo Hags can be found on www.terrancezepke.com.

Spooky fun for both the casual reader and the seasoned lighthouse enthusiast. -Martin Coble (Producer) Southern Lights Productions

Spookiest Lighthouses is an impressive effort and documents Terrance Zepke as an accomplished writer able to quickly engage the interest of her readers and hold that attention until the last line of the final page. -Jim Cox, Midwest Book Review

"...then comes the good stuff; the ghost stories. Each lighthouse has a different and unique tale...I would recommend it to history buffs, paranormal enthusiasts, and lighthouse lovers everywhere. -Online Book Club