Ghost Hunting: A Practical Guide

Ghost Hunting: A Practical Guide sets out Andrew Green’s method for investigating reported hauntings through observation, research and careful record-keeping. It covers the equipment associated with psychical investigation, including thermometers and tape-recorders, while emphasising that instruments alone cannot establish what has happened.

Green advises examining a reputedly haunted house, its surroundings and its history, drawing on both older records and recent events. Witness interviews form another important part of the process, alongside efforts to identify ordinary causes behind unexplained sounds, sensations and sightings. The book also includes guidance on temperature readings and a bibliography, presenting ghost-hunting as a disciplined investigation rather than a search for confirmation of supernatural claims.