About the author
Virginia Dyer Jorgensen is the author of "Ghosts of Madison, Indiana" (History Press, 2012), a collection of the ghostly legends associated with the historic river town of Madison, Indiana. The book pairs its supernatural stories with the town's well-preserved mid-nineteenth-century architecture, using Madison's surviving buildings as the settings and starting points for the local hauntings it recounts. Like other titles in History Press's regional "Ghosts of" series, it is organized around specific places rather than a general survey of the paranormal, aimed at readers with a particular interest in Madison's history alongside its ghost stories. The book has been issued in more than one History Press printing, including a library edition, and no other titles by Jorgensen appear in this catalogue.
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“Jorgensen’s volume serves as a dedicated chronicle for those fascinated by the persistent legends of Madison, Indiana. It succeeds in unearthing the spectral tapestry linked to the town's remarkably preserved architecture,…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts of Madison, Indiana
“Jorgensen delivers a compelling, atmospheric exploration of Madison’s haunted heritage without resorting to dry academic analysis. The narrative effectively intertwines local lore with preserved architecture, creating a vivid…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts of Madison, Indiana Jorgensen, Virginia Dyer
