Cambridge Haunts: Cambridge haunts featured in Harvard Square Ghost Tour

--Photos by Rob Oftring, ghost tour guide and photographer

About The Book

Boston is a hotbed of paranormal activity. Whether you're a believer in the “Boo!” business or just an amused skeptic, journalist Sam Baltrusis navigates more than three-hundred years of the city's haunted history and uncovers a few skeletons in our collective closet. Stories of Colonial-era spirits roaming the Common and of a British soldier in full redcoat regalia standing in the middle of the tracks at the Boylston “T” station, are a few of the haunts from New England's not-so-Puritanical past. When it comes to school spirits, Boston has more than its fair share of them. Spine-chilling tales of unexplained sounds, flickering lights, residual apparitions, and levitating objects have become a rite of passage for the uninitiated freshman adapting to life in one of the Hub's haunted dorms. The difference between Boston's specters and other run-of-the-mill ghosts? Our poltergeists are wicked smart. We got spirits, yes we do. "Ghosts of Boston: Haunts of the Hub" was released on September 11, 2012.

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Cambridge Haunts

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Friday, August 31, 2012

Cambridge haunts featured in Harvard Square Ghost Tour

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