Scottish Spectres

Here is a ghoulish collection of over two hundred hauntings from the length and breadth of Scotland. Whilst castles, old inns and pubs are the usual residences of spirits, there are sightings of specters at some rather more unusual locations, even toilets. There is the ghostly presence of a surgeon who haunts the hospital where he once worked, the disruptive poltergeist at a supermarket, the restaurant which echoes to the sounds of long-forgotten children, and a prison frequented by the spirit of a hanged man who suffered a most gruesome death - and much, much more.

Religion & Spirituality

Love, Dane

Occult & Paranormal

Ulverscroft Large Print Books

Scotland, land of Loch Ness, haunted castles, and Holy Grails, is well-known for its ghosts. Not only do they appear in medieval castles and pagan glens but in country cottages and city housing developments. There are ghosts in hotels, theaters, factories, churches, and military barracks. Dane Love brings these accounts together in this marvelous collection that includes the stories behind over 250 hauntings. is a delight to read weaving intrigues that carry the reader through the highways and byways of the supernatural

Scottish Ghosts

New Age & Spirituality

Robert Hale, Ltd.

the traditional Scottish Inn was established in a remote area for the convenience of passing travelers and dates in general from the coaching era. the king's house may have been built by the government of the day hence it's name. With the advent of the stage coach came the opening of new routes and an increase in travel. As a result lairds established inns on their estates the size of which reflected their wealth and importance. Competition between coaching inns was intense and there are tales of link-armed men forcibly directing coaches to a particular hostelry. The Author tells of inns which have entertained such diverse guests as Robert Burns and Sean Connery. William and Dorothy Wordsworth stayed at a great number of these establishments Robert Louis Stevenson wrote in one and James Barrie etched his initials on a window in another

The Auld Inns of Scotland

Travel

Europe

Robert Hale & Co.

Here are riveting tales of stolen brides, drowned wives, severed heads, Jacobite fugitives, pirates, fairies, feuds, torture, bloodshed, battle, and much more. Tales of the Clan Chiefs is a collection of 40 fascinating stories associated with the chiefs of the major clans in Scotland. The tales are based on historical events and date from the earliest years of the clans, right up to relatively modern times, when the Highland clearances ended centuries of culture and kinship. There are stories of castles being attacked by the enemy, chiefs who lived in exile, clan battles, and more. Illustrated with the author's own line drawings, Tales of the Clan Chiefs is essential reading for anyone interested in the ancient clans of Scotland and in Scottish history in general.

Tales of the Clan Chiefs

History

Robert_Hale

This is a ghoulish collection of over 200 hauntings from the length and breadth of Scotland, from the Borders to Shetland. Not for the squeamish, Scottish Spectres is a fascinating book full of well-researched and original ghostly happenings gathered by the author.

Ayr Then & Now takes a fond look at the Royal Burgh of Ayr over the past decades. Contrasting a fascinating selection of archive photographs and postcards alongside modern photography of Ayr as it is today, Dane Love explores the historic streets in a nostalgic look at Ayr's changing face. From the early exploits of Sir William Wallace, through Ayr's connection to the life of Robert Burns, to more recent buildings and notable events, this is a wide-ranging look at the town, past and present. Captivatingly illustrating the changes that have taken place over the past century, Ayr Then & Now will be treasured by all those who love "Auld Ayr."

Ayr Then & Now: In Colour

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

The History Press

Scotland is a haunted nation with hundreds o f ghosts frequenting buildings old and new. The story behind each haunting, sighting and occurrence at over 250 location s is told in fascinating detail. Many tales appear for the f irst time. '

Scottish ghosts

Barnes&Noble

Pictorial History of Cumnock (Pictorial History Series)

Alloway Publishing, Limited

Pictorial History of Ayr

Robert Hale Company

Ayrshire: Discovering a County

Fort Publishing Ltd

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