Georgetown Haunts and Mysteries

<p>An anthology inspired by the Ghost Town Writers Retreat.</p><p>From the ghost of a hanged man at the old Cafe Prague to the apparition of a sobbing woman at the Rose Street Bed and Breakfast to a phantom Victorian dress whooshing through the halls at the Hamill House Museum Georgetown is a well-known haunt for spirits of all kind. But some of the town's deepest darkest secrets have never been revealed...until now. Prepare for nine otherworldly tales of myth and mystery that extend back to the grisly gold and silver rush days of old.</p><p>And be careful or you may find a ghostly visitor reading over your shoulder.</p><p>Edited by Jeanne C. Stein and Joshua Viola</p><p>Introduction<br />Jeanne C. Stein and Joshua Viola</p><p>Deep Veins<br />Travis Heermann</p><p>The Silver Belle<br />Betsy Dornbusch</p><p>A Bouquet of Wonder and Marvel<br />Sean Eads</p><p>Price Brothers Fine Portraiture: Still Life<br />Warren Hammond</p><p>Price Brothers Fine Portraiture: Afterlife<br />Angie Hodapp</p><p>Harry and Marlowe versus the Haunted Locomotive of the Rockies<br />Carrie Vaughn</p><p>Argentine Pass<br />Stephen Graham Jones</p><p>The Madam in Room 217<br />Sam W. Anderson</p><p>Her First Husband<br />Mario Acevedo</p><p>Afterword: Me My Self and Tom <br />Brian Keene</p>