Ohio Ghost Hunter Guide V: A Haunted Hocking Ghost Hunter Guide - Paperback

Explore the haunted side of the Buckeye State in Ohio Ghost Hunter Guide V: Ghost Stories and Legends-a chilling collection of over seventy Ohio ghost stories, haunted places, and mysterious legends rooted in true history and folklore. This installment in the acclaimed Haunted Ohio and Ghost Hunter Guide series takes you across the state to discover the spirits, tragedies, and forgotten tales that still echo through its towns and hills.

Travel to some of the most legendary haunted places in Ohio, including:

• The Screaming Bridge over Maud Hughes Road in Butler County

• Franklin Castle, Cleveland's most famous haunted mansion

• The Lincoln Ghost Train, still seen along forgotten tracks

• The Ghostly Bride of Trebein Road in Greene County

• Anna Bell's Grave in Hardin County

• The Maplehurst Mansion Ghost of Mount Vernon

• The Harrod Cemetery Hatchet Man

• The One-Legged Captain haunting Benjamin Joy Cemetery

• Bessie Little Bridge, Frankenstein's Castle, and Johnny's Grave in Dayton

• Stumpy Hollow, Ghost Hollow, Bloody Mary near Mansfield, and dozens more

Each haunting includes historical background, photos, GPS coordinates, and directions-so you can read the legend, then visit the site.

Folklorist Jannette Quackenbush has spent more than three decades documenting Ohio folklore, ghost stories, and haunted history through firsthand research, archives, and field visits. Her Haunted Ohio books and Ghost Hunter Guide series have become trusted companions for historians, travelers, and ghost enthusiasts seeking the real stories behind Ohio's hauntings.

"My books are not about my journeys-they're about my readers' journeys. I want them to walk where the stories began, to stand where history still lingers." - Jannette Quackenbush

Whether you're a folklore researcher, a weekend explorer, or simply drawn to the ghosts of Ohio's past, this guide offers a blend of storytelling, history, and travel that proves the haunted heart of Ohio is still beating.