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A tour of the scary sites in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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A tour of historic Savannah, Ga., features the extravagancies and eccentricities revealed in John Berendt's bestseller "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Included: an 18th-century pirate said to haunt the notorious Pirates' House tavern; Fort Jackson's phantom soldiers; and tales of deceased slaves who frequent the waterfront where they once labored as shipwrights, caulkers and ropemakers.
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A tour of Tombstone, Ariz., one of the Wild West's most notorious towns.
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A tour of historic Savannah, Ga., features the extravagancies and eccentricities revealed in John Berendt's bestseller "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Included: an 18th-century pirate said to haunt the notorious Pirates' House tavern; Fort Jackson's phantom soldiers; and tales of deceased slaves who frequent the waterfront where they once labored as shipwrights, caulkers and ropemakers.
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Notable ghosts of Washington, D.C., include Abigail Adams, Dolley Madison, Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant.
Legendary ghost ships are examined, including the Flying Dutchman, the Great Eastern, the Rouse Simmons and the Duchess II. Also: omens and apparitions of the sea.
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In the series premiere tales of ghosts in a Greenwich Village brownstone, on board a World War II ship, a Mohawk Valley castle, and a Revolutionary War house on Staten Island. Also featuring "The Lavender Story" about a mysterious lady in a lavender dress as retold by folkorist Chuck Stead.
