The Ghosts of Belcourt CastleThere’s hardly a room in Belcourt Castle that is specter free. In The Ghosts of Belcourt Castle, author Harle Tinney shares over twenty paranormal experiences at Belcourt Castle in Newport, Rhode Island. This sixty-room mansion was completed in 1894, but it stood empty for many years until Donald Tinney and his family purchased it in 1956. Accompanied by photographs, The Ghosts of Belcourt Castle, includes personal anecdotes and some third party stories. Tinney recounts some of the home’s visitors—the mysterious monk, the pink lady in the Madame’s bedroom, the suit of armor that screams, ghostly dancers in the French Gothic ballroom, and a disembodied arm that pointed through the staircase at a painting, which mysteriously fell from the wall only a few minutes later. Judging from the list of apparitions and eerie feelings in some areas, Belcourt Castle might just be the most haunted house in America. |
Contents
The Believers | |
Discovering the Monk | |
The Secret Door | |
Other Ghosts | |
Christmas Party Apparition | |
Who Moved the Tools? | |
Footsteps | |
Amateur Ghost Seekers | |
Strange Noises | |
Conversations with Ghosts | |
The Monk Speaks | |
The Monk Walks Again and Again | |
The Disbelievers | |
The Mysterious Hand | |
The Pope | |
Paranormal Investigations | |
In Life I died In Death I live | |
Spirit | |
Guestly Stories | |
The Author Acknowledgements | |