Madison Ghosts and Legends - Lardinois, Anna
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Wisconsin's capital city is haunted! From restless spirits roaming the University of Wisconsin to ghostly Confederate soldiers lingering at Camp Randall Stadium, Madison is filled with otherworldly entities. Spirits do not rest in peace at Taliesin, and the tragedies that occurred on the Capitol grounds shed light on the building's numerous paranormal reports. The city's outskirts are just as eerie. From the prowling Beast of Bray Road to what is thought to be Wisconsin's most haunted bar, a spinetingling location is never far away. Join author Anna Lardinois to discover some of Madison's most macabre tales.…mehr

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Wisconsin's capital city is haunted! From restless spirits roaming the University of Wisconsin to ghostly Confederate soldiers lingering at Camp Randall Stadium, Madison is filled with otherworldly entities. Spirits do not rest in peace at Taliesin, and the tragedies that occurred on the Capitol grounds shed light on the building's numerous paranormal reports. The city's outskirts are just as eerie. From the prowling Beast of Bray Road to what is thought to be Wisconsin's most haunted bar, a spinetingling location is never far away. Join author Anna Lardinois to discover some of Madison's most macabre tales.
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Autorenporträt
Anna Lardinois tingles the spines of locals and visitors to Milwaukee through her haunted historical walking tours known as Gothic Milwaukee. She is the author of Milwaukee Ghosts and Legends, Storied and Scandalous Wisconsin, Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes and several Spooky America titles for young readers: The Ghostly Tales of Milwaukee, The Ghostly Tales of Flint and The Ghostly Tales of Baraboo. The former English teacher is an ardent collector of stories, an avid walker and a sweet treats enthusiast. The author happily resides in a historic home in Milwaukee that, at this time, does not appear to be haunted.