Ghosts of North Central Indiana - Benson, Dorothy Salvo; Madden, W C
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North Central Indiana is rich in farmlands, wind turbines, and small towns. It is also thick with ghosts. Ghastly apparitions roam the town of Battle Ground, where the infamous Battle of Tippecanoe occurred. A woman trying to put her life back together soon found herself disturbed by inexplicable events in a Fountain County apartment. Roads in Newton, Clinton, and Grant counties are but a few such roads where strange things suddenly appear--and often just as quickly disappear. The Rotary Jail Museum in Crawfordsville is said to have a pair of resident spirits. Purdue University and Indiana…mehr

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North Central Indiana is rich in farmlands, wind turbines, and small towns. It is also thick with ghosts. Ghastly apparitions roam the town of Battle Ground, where the infamous Battle of Tippecanoe occurred. A woman trying to put her life back together soon found herself disturbed by inexplicable events in a Fountain County apartment. Roads in Newton, Clinton, and Grant counties are but a few such roads where strange things suddenly appear--and often just as quickly disappear. The Rotary Jail Museum in Crawfordsville is said to have a pair of resident spirits. Purdue University and Indiana Beach harbor their own eerie tales. Join authors and paranormal investigators W.C. Madden and Maria Salvo Benson on a spine-tingling journey of the haunts of North Central Indiana.
Autorenporträt
Maria Salvo Benson has written several books about the paranormal using the pennames Dorothy Salvo Davis and Maria Salvo. She developed the interest early on and, along with her passion for history, found a calling to validate others and their experiences. By connecting past events to current-day paranormal occurrences, she hopes to provide relief and assurance to those who are struggling to find answers and questioning their own sanity. She resides in Indiana, where today she is a teacher with a master's in education. W.C. Madden learned how to write courtesy of the U.S. Air Force. He became a journalist in the military and achieved many awards before retiring in 1986 after a twenty-year career. He wrote his first book while still in the Air Force and has now authored forty-three of them. For the last decade, he has been the editor of Monticello Magazine.