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Author Dan Asfar explores the wartime exploits of soldiers, statesmen and civilians, through the tales of ghosts that serve as lasting reminders of battlefield heroism. HAUNTED BATTLEFIELDS includes stories from both World Wars, the Civil War, the Revolutionary War and many other conflicts.
The War of 1812 is not over at Fort Erie in Ontario, where melancholy spirits wander the grounds in search of closure.
In a case of inexplicable paranormal intervention, the so-called Angel of Mons descends from the heavens to spare thousands of British troops from a German assault during World War I.
A bit raw after waiting 200 years in limbo, ghost soldiers of the Revolutionary War hassle visitors to the General Wayne Inn in Pennsylvania.
At the site of England's Pitchfork Rebellion, a battle that history has forgotten, ghost soldiers refuse to give up the fight.
Early in the Civil War, Union casualties of Ball's Bluff float down the Potomac into Washington, D.C., later to return as ghosts.
During full moons, a headless soldier and his powerful steed rear up on Pennsylvania's Brandywine Battlefield.
| Price: |
$14.95 
$10.95 |
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| Format: |
Paperback |
| ISBN-13: |
978-1-894877-43-5 |
| ISBN-10: |
1-894877-43-8 |
| Page Count: |
216 |
| Dimensions: |
5.25" x 8.25" |
| Series # |
40 |
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