Ellen Baumler

Ghosts of the Last Best Place (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"With a ghostly twist on history, Baumler captures Montana's cultural heritage and brings the state's supernatural past to life." -Humanities Montana Montana's past embodies the rough, unforgiving and often vicious nature of the old Wild West. Unscrupulous gold camps and railroad expansion attracted the good, bad and ugly from all across the Union and as far as China. Many a soul shed blood under the Big Sky, leaving restless spirits to linger. Discover the famous cowboy artist who refuses to leave his Missoula home. Exhume the truth behind Stormit Butte, investigate the mystery at Brush Lake and become enraptured with the firsthand account of a Browning rancher's attempts at reconciliation with the ghost of a murdered Chinese rail laborer. Historian and award-winning author Ellen Baumler presents this collection of Last Best Place hauntings. "Ellen Baumler explores hauntings across the state with the suspenseful voice of a campfire storyteller." -Missoula Independent "Baumler, an interpretive historian with the Montana Historical Society, takes you to some of Montana's 'most spiritually charged spaces' in her fifth book of ghost stories." -Independent Record "Ellen Baumler's books are sure to put you in the perfect mood to enjoy all of the Halloweeny history Southwest Montana has to offer." -Visit Southwest Montana

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Arcadia Publishing Inc.
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781439658215
• Artikelnr.: 47164715

Autorenporträt

Ellen Baumler has been the interpretive historian at the Montana Historical Society since 1992. She earned her PhD in English, classics and history from the University of Kansas. Ellen is a longtime member of the Humanities Montana Speakers Bureau, a 2011 recipient of the Governor's Award for the Humanities and an award-winning author. She is a popular storyteller, best known for weaving the past with the present in a ghostly twist.