How many titles are currently available?

There are nine distinct volumes in this series, each focusing on a specific American region. Titles range from Asheville to Wausau, covering diverse locales like Alcatraz and Route 66. New additions may expand this list over time, so check back for updates.

Where should I start reading?

Start with the region you wish to explore or where you reside. Each book stands alone as a comprehensive guide. Ghosts of Bristol offers compelling twin-city tales, while Illinois' Haunted Route 66 provides iconic roadside mysteries. Choose based on your immediate curiosity.

Do the books need to be read in sequence?

No, sequence is not required. Each volume is an independent investigation into local haunts. There is no overarching plot connecting them. They are best enjoyed as standalone explorations of specific communities, allowing you to jump between topics like Shenandoah or North Alabama at will.

Reading order & editions

Haunted America: Regional Ghost Lore Collection

260 books in the catalog · History Press

Ghosts & Legends of Crawfordsville, Indiana Hunt, Christopher M

Haunted Southwest Montana Cuyle, Deborah

Haunted America is a curated anthology series dedicated to the spectral histories of the United States. Each volume transports readers to a specific region, blending local folklore with documented paranormal encounters. The series celebrates the unique atmospheric textures of American towns, from coastal haunts to rural valleys, preserving oral traditions that might otherwise fade.

Published by independent presses specializing in regional history, these books are unified by their focus on place-specific hauntings rather than generic ghost stories. This collection suits travelers, local historians, and occult enthusiasts seeking grounded narratives. It offers a tangible connection to the unseen pasts of these communities through meticulous research and respectful storytelling.

How to read the series

Since this series comprises distinct regional guides rather than a continuous narrative, the reading order is entirely flexible. You may explore volumes based on geographic interest or personal resonance. For a diverse introduction, begin with Ghosts of Boston for urban density or Haunted Charleston for historic ambiance.