About the author
Connie Hall-Scott is the author of Haunted Dalton, Georgia, published by History Press in 2013. The book surveys ghost stories and local legend tied to Dalton, a North Georgia town the author situates within the region's Cherokee history, its displacement through the Trail of Tears, and its role during the Civil War. Framed as regional history as much as ghost lore, the book traces how the town's past is remembered through the supernatural stories attached to its landmarks. It is written for readers interested in Southern local history and place-based hauntings, in the same vein as other History Press county and town ghost-story collections, rather than for readers seeking general instruction in spiritual or occult practice.
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“This title effectively catalogs the spectral lore of Dalton, Georgia, weaving together Cherokee history and Civil War battles into a cohesive narrative of spiritual unrest. While it succeeds in presenting a vivid picture of…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Dalton, Georgia
“This title succeeds as a heartfelt tribute to Dalton’s complex past, grounding its spectral accounts in genuine historical tragedy rather than mere fabrication. It appeals strongly to those who enjoy atmospheric, place-based…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Dalton, Georgia Hall-Scott, Connie
