A new, expanded edition detailing Niagara-on-the-Lake's ghostly inhabitants. Long-dead British soldiers, grieving lovers, lingering spirits - Niagara-on-the-Lake's long and colourful history is kept alive by ghosts of its past.
Through historical investigation and eyewitness accounts, Andrew Hind and Maria Da Silva share over two dozen ghostly tales: a murdered British officer haunts the Olde Angel Inn, a ghostly widow retaliates against couples, a condemned ghost at the old courthouse pleads his innocence, and ghostly guests at the Prince of Wales Hotel have no desire to check out. Some have called Niagara on-the-Lake Canada's most haunted town, and with so much of its built heritage preserved, the community clearly makes the perfect haunt for age-old spirits.
- A spooky local tour of Niagara-on-the-Lake, a popular getaway spot and "Canada's most haunted town"
- Second edition of the popular paranormal guidebook, which sold nearly 3,000 copies in first edition
- Historical stories of ghosts that haunt spots like the town's Lakefront Gazebo, the Angel Inn, and the Laura Secord Homestead
- Co-author Andrew Hind is a columnist for regional outlets MuskokaRegion.com, the Huntsville Forester, and ParrySound.com, and is the author of four previous books on paranormal destinations
