Nonfiction ghost book of ghosts, monsters and legends set in Richmond, Virginia to Petersburg, and surrounding counties.
Return once more to haunted Richmond, where no building is safe from supernatural happenings. Visit Stories Comics, which holds more than just comics within its walls. Step back in time at Henricus Historical Park where you’ll be welcomed by dead colonists, Civil War soldiers, and other haunts. Discover that not only is the Richmond Vampire out for your blood, but the Werewolf of Henrico waits for you beneath the full moon. It seems that the War Between the States is still being fought between ghostly Confederate and Union soldiers at Cold Harbor, Sailor’s Creek, Parker’s Battery, and Petersburg Battlefield. All this… plus a sea serpent, a lost city, ghostly cats, Bigfoot, a UFO, and haunted churches, parks, and colleges. So be sure to plan your visit now to a very paranormal Richmond. The dead don’t stay dead in this town!
Excerpt
It was quiet and very dark—spooky. I could see where those working alone in the store might imagine anything creepy going on. I found a good place to stash my EMF meter that didn’t cause all the lights to come on (the wiring in such an old building can make the meters go off easily, something a potential ghost hunter should be aware of). Then, I switched on my recorder for the second time (I did an earlier recording for a short time when the lights were all still on) and set it on top of a couple of paperbacks. Greg and I asked questions, trying to get responses. We talked to each other and took pictures. We began to see parts of the darkness move—shadows. At one point, I saw something shifted by Greg, between the two of us, and I quickly snapped a picture. I captured a mass of blackness that covered his lower half and along the bookcase he stood in front of. I also captured a large shadow in the last aisle to my right.
Professional Reviews
Richmond Psychic and Paranormal Examiner
This is a sequel to her award winning "Haunted Richmond". Haunted Richmond II, carries more stories than her first book with a great amount of detail. A lot of hard work went into this book and a lot of traveling!
From the contents you will find Richmond Area Haunts, Haunted Henrico County, Ghosts of Hanover County and Ashland, Paranormal Chesterfield County, Ghosts of Petersburg and the Tri-Cities, Creatures on the loose, and not so Paranormal Legends.
Pamela has referenced several local paranormal teams. She gives in depth accounts from the owner's experiences, as well as actual accounts of paranormal investigations that she has participated in and their findings. You will also get some great insights as to which locations offer tours and which ones will allow you to take photos.
In Haunted Richmond II you will find anything from the ghosts of Belle Isle, Parker's Battery, the legend of the Psychic Horse, and the Sasquatch in Richmond. This is a must read for paranormal enthusiasts.
You feel as if you are there with Pamela K. Kinney (and the spirits)
The author has done it again with her second book about haunted Richmond and nearby towns. In it, she details the history of the sites, the legends and the real life encounters she and others have had with the metaphysical. We go with her on investigations that have never been in a book before. Paranormal investigators go behind the scenes and you feel like you are there with them.
Henricus, Cold Harbor Battlefield, the special demonstration at the Byrd Park Pump House of the alleged "ghost-catching machine" devised by Robert Bess, are interesting reading.
But the best are saved for last: the atmospheric Poplar National Cemetery, Blandford Church, where wedding photographers have pretty well given up taking photos inside the church because they always come out blurred... the Tombstone House in Petersburg, where the exterior siding is composed of tombstones of Union soldiers, sold by the mayor from the Poplar National Cemetery to the home builders in 1930 thinking he was being helpful, as the city could use the money and after all, the soldiers would not mind..... OR DID THEY? This house just cannot keep residents in it. People move out quickly, even those who are unaware that these small slabs of stone are tombstones.
Review of haunted Richmond II by Midwest Reviews
Any fan of true 'haunt' stories and supernatural settings will find HAUNTED RICHMOND II provides a satisfying survey recounting tales of dead colonists, Civil War soldiers, and other places steeped in history and ghostly legends. One might not expect Bigfoot or a sea serpent in Richmond; but in fact paranormal Richmond doesn't lack for oddities--and this book provides lively stories of haunts divided handily by county for those who would visit and see for themselves.Black and white photos accompany fun discussions of ghostly encounters perfect for any collection strong in regional haunts.
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The second book in the telepathy series. It contains more ways for the up and coming telepathist to experiment with the sending and receiving of thoughts and is at the end of the story about future telepathy people found unexpectedly chosen by the go
