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Fantastic investigation at the 1842 Inn in Macon Georgia. Not a ton of activity but enough to keep us excited. Everyone who knows me know I love cats so any location with a ghost cat is great for me, we even saw it several times. More details to come in Historic Haunts of the South IV.  I started Historic Haunts Investigations in 2004 for two reasons; I love the paranormal and I love history. I am a historian and a reenactor so since I am recommending paranormal books every month, I figured I should do a history related one too. I hope you will enjoy them. This month's historic book: The Pharaohs by Dr. Joyce Tyldesley ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Each month I will be recommending a book from one of my favorite topics, the paranormal. This could mean ghosts, UFO's, psychic research, etc. and all our in my personal library. This month's recommendation is: Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits by Rosemary Ellen Guiley  I wanted to do something fun so I thought I would start doing a paranormal movie of the month from some of my favorite spooky movies. These movies aren't always 100% accurate and many are for entertainment purposes so here we go: This month's Pick: An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe (1970) ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Dr. Jamie Pearce has selected the Bronx Historical Society, The Poe Cottage as the charity of the month.
10% of your online purchase will be donated to this amazing non profit. Please shop and also check out their website at www.bronxhistoricalsociety.org and see this charity close to Pearce’s heart. Everyone here at Historic Haunts Investigations wishes you a very Happy New Year 2022!! ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Everyone here at Historic Haunts Investigations wishes you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. ~Dr. Jamie Pearce Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations  Jamie Pearce PhD, author of the Historic Haunts book series recently did a signing at the Green Cauldron in Williamsburg Virginia. A fantastic metaphysical store not far from the historic area and Jamie looks forward to returning…if for nothing else, the merchandise!  Dr. Jamie Pearce did a book signing at Colonial Williamsburg’s John Greenhow General Store. There was a bit of activity during the book signing and Dr. Pearce even heard her name called several times. There were also several EMF spikes during it. This location will be featured in Historic Haunts of Colonial Williamsburg.  Jamie Pearce PhD and Goodwin Society Member completed a dream by doing a book signing at Colonial Williamsburg’s John Greenhow’s General Store. While there, a few paranormal encounters occurred during the signing. You will have to wait to hear all the details in Historic Haunts of Colonial Williamsburg.  |
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November 2024
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