Ghost Books from the UK & Ireland

Explore ghost books from across the UK and Ireland, including local hauntings, haunted houses, ghost stories and paranormal investigations. This collection brings together titles about supernatural history and the places where ghostly traditions have taken root.

448 books found

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800 Years of Haunted Liverpool

John Reppion

800 Years of Haunted Liverpool gathers reported ghost stories and paranormal accounts from across the city and surrounding Merseyside. John Reppion arranges the material geographically, moving through North, South, East and Central Liverpool before widening…

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A Gallery of Ghosts

Andrew MacKenzie

A Gallery of Ghosts brings together 19 documented accounts of reported paranormal experience, including apparitions, psychic encounters and three poltergeist cases. The anthology opens with an introductory dialogue involving Rosalind Heywood and draws on accounts…

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A Ghost Hunter's Handbook

Peter Underwood

A Ghost Hunter’s Handbook is an introductory guide to investigating reported ghosts and hauntings, written for younger readers but suited to anyone beginning their own research. Peter Underwood sets out practical questions for witnesses, suggestions…

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A Haunted Experiment

Penny Griffiths-Morgan

A Haunted Experiment examines the origins, theories and practical use of four paranormal investigation methods. Penny Griffiths-Morgan looks beyond instructions for conducting experiments, asking who developed them, what inspired them and how their procedures have…

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A Host of Hauntings

Peter Underwood

A Host of Hauntings records Peter Underwood’s quarter-century of psychic investigation through reports of seances, unexplained voices, curious odours, mysterious noises and other alleged phenomena. The book presents these experiences as investigated accounts rather than…

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Aberdeen's Haunted Heritage

Graeme Milne

Graeme Milne explores Aberdeen's haunted reputation through stories of ghosts, apparitions and unexplained events associated with the Granite City. Drawing on local history and paranormal tradition, the book brings together cases from buildings, streets and…

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Alone at the Inn

Steve Higgins

Alone at the Inn recounts Steve Higgins’s solo, overnight investigation of the Ancient Ram Inn in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, a building associated with longstanding reports of paranormal activity. The account follows the night’s vigils, observations and…

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Annisons

Mike Covell

Annisons in Hull has served as a funeral parlour, police horse stable and photography business, on a site associated with the old North Blockhouse. Covell draws on more than a decade of research to investigate…

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Around Haunted Manchester

Peter Portland

Around Haunted Manchester gathers source material on reported hauntings, legends and myths associated with locations within Manchester’s borders. Peter Portland includes accounts of the celebrated Hannah Beswick and the Grey Lady of Birchen Bower, placing…

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Atlas of Paranormal Places

Evelyn Hollow

Atlas of Paranormal Places surveys more than 50 locations linked to ghost stories, witchcraft, sacred traditions, unexplained events and cryptid lore. Its worldwide selection ranges from the Chase Vault in Barbados and Charleville Castle in…

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Borley Postscript

Peter Underwood

Borley Postscript revisits the reported haunting of Borley Rectory in Essex, adding further material to Peter Underwood’s earlier account, The Ghosts of Borley. The book centres on the evidence, recollections and investigations associated with the…

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Britain’s Haunted Heritage

John West

John West collects twenty accounts of reported hauntings and supernatural traditions from England, Scotland and Wales. Subjects include the Roman soldiers associated with York, Borley’s ghost stories, the Croglin vampire and the Hexham heads. Historical…

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Britain’s Haunted Land

John West

John West’s third collection of British ghost reports explores a varied landscape of apparitions and uncanny traditions. Black Shuck, spectral soldiers, Grey Ladies and time slips appear alongside haunted ships, a phantom bus and accounts…

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Byways of Ghostland

Elliott O'Donnell

Byways of Ghostland brings together Elliott O'Donnell’s theories, reports and folklore concerning ghosts and a broad range of occult phenomena. Its 12 chapters move from questions about the brain and spiritual experience to obsession, possession,…

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Cambridge Ghosts

Robert Halliday; Alan Murdie

Cambridge Ghosts gathers reported apparitions and haunting traditions from the university colleges, city-centre premises, suburban locations and the wider district. Its arrangement follows these geographical groupings, making the book suitable for tracing Cambridge’s ghost lore…

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Chester, City of Ghosts

Mary Ann Cameron

Chester, City of Ghosts brings together reported hauntings from the city centre, placing stories of apparitions, poltergeist activity, unexplained sounds and sudden coldness against Chester’s long history. Cameron includes accounts from hotels, pubs, churches and…

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Confessions of a Ghost-Hunter

Harry Price

Confessions of a Ghost-Hunter presents Harry Price’s personal account of how he became involved in ghost-hunting and psychical research. Alongside reminiscences of his early interest in magic and reported paranormal experiences, he considers dreams, fairies,…

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Cornwall's Haunted Houses

Margaret Caine; Alan Gorton

Cornwall’s Haunted Houses brings together accounts of twelve houses associated with haunting reports, adding one haunted field to the collection. Margaret Caine and Alan Gorton place each location within its local and domestic history, rather…

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Dangerous Ghosts

Elliott O'Donnell

Dangerous Ghosts presents Elliott O'Donnell’s accounts of apparitions and other supernatural entities said to threaten people mentally or physically. Rather than developing a theory of haunting, the book assembles anecdotes presented as true, while acknowledging…

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Devon Ghost Tales

Janet Dowling

Devon Ghost Tales gathers stories shaped by the county’s oral traditions and landscapes, from windswept moorland and rugged coastlines to moonlit roads. Janet Dowling retells accounts involving a voice beyond the grave, a ghost poised…

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Do You Believe in Ghosts?

Danny Robins

Do You Believe in Ghosts? introduces younger readers to reported hauntings and the question of whether ghosts exist. Danny Robins considers poltergeists, apparitions, messages from the spirit world, ghost photographs and even a reportedly haunted…

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