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Highlights
- Author Sharon Pajka guides readers a spine-tingling journey through the Old Dominion's haunted cemeteries.
- About the Author: Sharon Pajka, PhD, is a professor of English at Gallaudet University.
- 240 Pages
- History, United States
- Series Name: Haunted America
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Book Synopsis
Author Sharon Pajka guides readers a spine-tingling journey through the Old Dominion's haunted cemeteries. An eerie din provides the soundtrack at Arlington Cemetery, while the gauzy visage of a lady in red flits among heroes' gravestones. Civil War soldiers meet in perpetual conflict at Mount Hebron Cemetery, and Thomas Jefferson's restive spirit makes itself known at Monticello. From the ghost that haunted Hollywood Cemetery for months after the Capitol disaster in 1870 to multiple presidential tombs throughout the state where visitors routinely catch a chill, souls find eternal rest to be a fleeting notion in Virginia. Join author Sharon Pajka on a spine-tingling journey of haunted cemeteries throughout the Old Dominion.
Review Quotes
The afterlife is a busy place
About the Author
Sharon Pajka, PhD, is a professor of English at Gallaudet University. She is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, Gallaudet University and the University of Virginia. She has a certificate in public history from the University of Richmond. On the weekends, find her at the cemetery giving history tours or volunteering, as well as running River City Cemetarians.