Sleeping Among Spirits
Sleeping in the Nation's Most Haunted Locations
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Sleeping Among Spirits
Narrated by:
Joanna Cameron
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Narrated by:
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Joanna Cameron
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Erin Taylor
About this listen
While you dream, you are at your most vulnerable. What would happen if you slept in haunted locations and allowed the resident spirits to watch you sleep? Join Erin Taylor, paranormal researcher, as she documents 20 nights sleeping in haunted locations in multiple states.
These 15 locations have been featured on television shows such as the Travel Channel’s Portals to Hell, Destination Fear, Ghost Adventures, and Ghost Hunters. Will you follow her on this journey as she documents Sleeping Among Spirits?
Locations:
- Hospitality House, Cripple Creek, CO.
- The McInteer Villa, Atchison, KS.
- Sallie House, Atchison, KS.
- The Plaza Hotel, Las Vegas, NM.
- Castañeda Hotel, Las Vegas, NM.
- Lumber Baron Inn, Denver, NM.
- Victor Hotel, Victor, CO.
- Patterson Inn, Denver, CO.
- Hotel St. Nicholas, Cripple Creek, CO.
- Hinsdale House, Hinsdale, NY.
- Chase Manor, Auburn, NY.
- Edinburgh Manor, Monticello, IA.
- Villisca Axe Murder House, Villisca, IA.
- Malvern Manor, Malvern, IA.
- Squirrel Cage Jail, Council Bluff, IA
Foreword by Richard Estep.
©2022 Erin Taylor (P)2022 Erin Taylor
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