Category: History Publisher: Republic of Texas Press
ISBN-10: 155628414
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 237
Copyright: March, 2001
Texas Haunted Forts gives you accurate history of the forts fo Texas with a little bit of legend and ghostly spirit mixed in
Texas Haunted Forts is a correct account of historical facts and figures in Texas History. The myths and legends of these forts are the fun part of the book and it is written in individual stories so the reader can stop and start at his or her leisure.
Excerpt
The chimneys stood like sentinals of time watching over the hallowed grounds of Fort Phantom.
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