Haunted Highways of Virginia (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781467171571)

Vendor: Michael Kleen
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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Haunted Highways of Virginia

$21.99

Haunted Highways of Virginia

$21.99
Format: Paperback
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Virginia's Haunted Highways is a chilling journey through the forgotten corners of the Old Dominion, where every mile of cracked asphalt and winding highway whispers stories of bloodshed, betrayal, and the unexplained.

From colonial-era graveyards and Civil War battlefields to ghost towns, haunted roadsides, and legendary bridges, bone-deep local legends and first-person encounters await. You'll meet outlaws and soldiers, nurses and mourners, spirits who never left, and roads that offer far more than scenery.

With a storyteller's eye and a historian's passion, author Michael Kleen is your guide to the haunted heart of Virginia--where the past is never past, and the road ahead may vanish in the fog. Buckle up. The ghosts are waiting.



Author: Michael Kleen
ISBN-10: 1467171573
ISBN-13: 9781467171571
Publisher: History Press
Language: English
Published: 08/04/2026
Pages: 176
Format: Paperback
By Michael Kleen
By Michael Kleen
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Michael Kleen is a writer, traveler, and raconteur with a passion for history, photography, and the unusual. He holds an MA in history from Eastern Illinois University and an MS in education from Western Illinois University, and he is best known for his research on Midwestern folklore. Michael's books include Fading Corners and Abandoned Images, Witchcraft in Illinois, Paranormal Illinois, Tales of Coles County, and Haunting Illinois: A Tourist's Guide to the Weird and Wild Places of the Prairie State. His nonfiction articles have appeared in publications like Ohio Valley History, Historic Illinois, and the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. When he's not behind the camera, he is enjoying life with his family in Virginia. His historical and travel photography has appeared in outlets like Harvard Magazine, North Carolina Literary Review, and Society for Commercial Archeology.

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