The Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana. It presents various ghost stories associated with the location, including those of a slave named Chloe, spirits trapped in a mirror, and lingering presences in the master bedroom and hallway. The author details historical context intertwined with reported paranormal experiences from both the past and present-day visitors. These accounts range from visual sightings and unexplained sounds to unusual physical sensations. The overarching theme suggests that the plantation's history of sadness and death has contributed to its reputation as a haunted site. Ultimately, the text invites readers to consider the intersection of history, folklore, and personal encounters with the supernatural at The Myrtles.