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Haunted
Surrey
Haunted Surrey by Rupert Matthews brings
you an excellent and interesting guide to the many ghosts and entities
that are said to haunt the county of Surrey.
From terrifying accounts of apparitions, manifestations
and other similar paranormal phenomena, to first-hand experiences
of spectres and spirits, this fascinating collection of haunted tales
contains some new and well-known spooky incidents from all around
the county of Surrey.
In compiling this book, the author draws on many historical
and contemporary sources, scouring the length and breadth of the county
to include accounts of the ghostly monks of Newark Priory, the spirit
riders of a horse and carriage at Hog's Back, the ghost of a naked
woman in the Silent Pool, strange apparitions in 1930's style clothing
at Kenley railway station, and the notorious old rake, Field Marshal
Ligonier, at Cobham. These are just a few examples of the many spooky
and fascinating tales of Surrey hauntings you will find in this book.
The book opens with stories of the ghosts of the Thames
Valley, before going on to feature paranormal accounts in The Heath
Lands, The Downs, Guildford, and finally The Weald.
In addition to the many ghost stories, the book is also
packed with plenty of interesting photographs depicting various areas
in Surrey where all kinds of paranormal phenomena are said to have
occurred.
In the introduction to his book, the author, Rupert
Matthews, says he has collected "hundreds of stories about the
ghosts of Surrey" over the years, and has talked to dozens of
local people who have experienced paranormal phenomena first hand.
With this extensive amount of background research, the author is certainly
well qualified to write a book on the ghosts of Surrey. And what a
fantastic piece of work he has presented to us too!
If you have a keen interest in Surrey ghostlore, then
I guarantee you will love this book, and will want to keep it on your
bookshelf forever.
Haunted Surrey can be bought from Amazon or directly
from the publishers, The
History Press
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