Jannette Quackenbush

Ghost Stories and Folk Tales of New Orleans Jannette Quackenbush

Ghost Stories of New OrleansSome have heard a deep voice chanting on early morning strolls along Pirates Alley and near St Anthony's Garden. They believe it is an actor practicing for the nearby theatre. It is not. It is the ghostly voice of Pere Dagobert, a monk long-dead from the St Louis Cathedral . . . Walking tour map of the French Quarter! Pictures of the Haunted Places and addresses/GPS so you can find them!If you plan on dying, do it in New Orleans because there is a pretty good chance you will get to come back for eternity as a ghost here!
Others have from thieving pirates, Vodou Queens, misers, monks, shopkeepers, and angry children . . . the tortured, the vengeful, the lost, the rich, the poor- well, just about anybody who is still not ready to go.-Ghosts along Bourbon Street
-Charm Gate at the Court of Two Sisters
-Mysterious Tale of the Sultan's Disappearance
-Marie Laveau- Vodou Queen of New Orleans
-Red-headed Ghost of Old Parish Prison
-Congo Square and the Tale of the Haunted Tree
-Devil's Mansion
-The Axeman
-St Louis, St Patricks, Lafayette and too many cemeteries to name!
-Vampire of New Orleans
-LaLaurie Mansion (The Old Haunted House)
-The Pirates of New OrleansTake a stroll through the book-there are over 100 terrifying ghost stories and old tales of the macabre passed down and packed into this book and including: -Walking tour map of the French Quarter
-Addresses/GPS to find the haunt.
-Haunted Cemeteries of New Orleans like St Louis No 1 and 2.
-Ghostly bayous.
-Haunted plantations nearby.