This Annapolis book has two sections: one focusing on Ghost Stories and the other on History and Mystery. The spooky portion includes such tales as the ghost of the Maryland State House, a haunted horse along Main Street, headless men, haunted historic mansions, apparitions at St. John s College, a ghostly gravedigger, buried haunted treasure, tales of Governors Bridge (sort of a Cry Baby Bridge and Hookman urban legend site), an unsettling morgue incident and more. The historical section features tales of murder, lost gravesites, the long journey of Admiral John Paul Jones corpse, a town riot and ship burning, a mob lynching, a long-forgotten Civil War campsite and a section on witches in the state of Maryland. Readers of the book "Baltimore GHOSTS: History, Mystery, Legends and Lore" will find this a good book to add to their collections.

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