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Haunted America
Historic Haunted America
Haunted Heritage
Haunted Homeland

Michael Norman and coauthor Beth Scott are the authors of Historic Haunted America, Haunted America, and other collections of American ghost stories. Beth Scott died in 1994.

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Norman, Michael and Scott, Beth. Haunted Wisconsin. Trail Books: Black Earth, Wis., 2001.

Norman, Michael and Scott, Beth. Historic Haunted America. Tor: New York, 1995.

Ocean Highway. The Federal Writers Project. Modern Age Books: New York, 1938.

Randolph, Vance. Ozark Magic and Folklore. Dover Publications: New York, 1964.

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Steiger, Brad. True Ghost Stories. Para Research: Rockport, Mass., 1982.

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PERIODICALS

Achenbach, Joel. Ghosts here? Its their night. Miami Herald , October 31, 1985.

Anastasi, Rachel N. Expert ties family stress to poltergeist in Horicon. Milwaukee Sentinel , August 22, 1988.

. Parapsychologist links stress, psychic events. Milwaukee Sentinel, February 1, 1988.

Annie Russell: The Exclusive. Sandspur, Rollins College, Florida, October 15, 1986.

Austin, Ray. Some Coloradans haunted by eerie, familiar spooks. Rocky Mountain News , October 31, 1984.

Bickell, Robert. A Tragedy at the General Wayne Inn. ExtremeChefs.com , March 31, 2001.

Bilbo, Terry. Forgotten souls. Peoria Journal Star, October 29, 2000.

Bills Signed by the Governor. Albuquerque Journal, April 3, 2001.

Blakinger, Mary. General Wayne Inn sold to developer. Philadelphia Inquirer , November 29, 2000.

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Brunsman, Barrett J. Ghost storyReporting on the haunted house of Horicon. The Quill Magazine, April 1988.

Bull, John V.R. General Wayne Inn maintains a tradition of fine food. Philadelphia Inquirer, April 27, 1986.

Burrough, Bryan. As Spooky Places Go, an Inn in the Bayous Goes a Bit Too Far. The Wall Street Journal, October 31, 1984.

Burrows, Ken. Ghost In a Boise Home. Idaho Daily Statesman , September 23, 1973.

Cartwright, Gary. The Marfa Lights. Texas Monthly , November 1984.

Carynnyk, Carol R. A colonial inn with a penchant for surviving. Philadelphia Inquirer, September 16, 1984.

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Chalmers, Joseph J. and Horton, Tom. Marylanders compile rich legacy of ghostly tales and legendary lore. News American, August 11, 1976.

A Column of Fire Visible Every Tuesday Night. Seward Reporter , January 20, 1876.

Couple shares home with ghosts of cat, governor, sentry. Watertown (Wis.) Daily Times, October 29, 1997.

Crawford, Byron. Conjuring up tragedy. Louisville Courier Journal, April 28, 1982.

Crowds Try to See Mysterious Light. Daily Times , July 11, 1952.

A Curious Phenomenon. The American Mercury, N . 122, March 30, 1722.

DeShaney, Ginger, and United Press International. Psychic Experts Lend Credence to Story. Milwaukee Sentinel, January 29, 1988.

Dickinson, Sam. Tales of Ghosts. Arkansas Democrat, May 27, 1962.

Dornfeld, Connie Polzin. Experts: Show Compassion for Troubled Family. Beaver Dam Daily Citizen , February 1, 1988.

. Family Strives to Put Lives Back in Order. Beaver Dam Daily Citizen , February 26, 1988.

. Film crew stirs spirits in Horicon. Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, August 22, 1988.

. Haunted House in Horicon? Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, January 25, 1988.

. Pastor Helps Silence Rumor Mill. Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, February 19, 1988. Drabanski, Emily. Haunted Casas: The Spirits of Santa Fe. Santa Fe New Mexican , October 31, 1992.

Dullum, Randall. Horicon haunting recreated. Fond du Lac Reporter , October 27, 1988.

Eastern FolkloreFact or Fiction? Old Main Line (Eastern Illinois University), Summer 1985.

Epstein, Pancho. Oldest House in the U.S.A. just an old come-on. Santa Fe New Mexican , March 30, 1992.

FmHa Gets Horicon House. Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, February 19, 1988.

Fortune, Beverly. Its a lovely haunt. Louisville Courier Journal , February 10, 1974.

Foster, Mary. Big Easy ghosts find many places to hang around. New Orleans Times Picayune, October 28, 1989.

Franklin, Dixie. New Light Shed on Odd Light. The Milwaukee Journal , August 6, 1978.

Freeborn, Frankie. Ghost of Annie Russell lingers on. Sandspur, Rollins College, December 7, 1979.

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