Ghost Stations™ 3 by Bruce Barrymore Halpenny

GHOST STATIONS™ 3

GHOST STATIONS™ 3 ... True Ghost Stories by Bruce Barrymore Halpenny

Published by: L'AQUILA (ANZIO Group) Price: £9.95 each

200 pages and around 71 Photographs/Illustrations

ISBN-13: 978-1-871448-12-2

GHOST STATIONS™ 3 is the new edition based on the original GHOST STATIONS™ series by Bruce Barrymore Halpenny. The ghosts that haunt the United Kingdom's abandoned airfields have touched many and these true stories from people who have experienced a close brush with the supernatural you can read only in Ghost Stations™. Read these true eerie tales; let your hair stand on end ... and your blood run cold.

GHOST STATIONS™ Book 3 Contents

Acknowledgements
Introduction
The Watchers
The Memorial Tree
For King and Country
The Guiding Spirits
The Cottesmore Ghost
The Hauntings at RAF Bentwaters
Echo Dispersal at RAF Scampton
Devil Dogs?
Through the Viewfinder
The Ghosts of RAF Bircham Newton
The Most Haunted Airfield - RAF Leeming
* More Hauntings at RAF Leeming
The Ghost Pilot of Lakenheath
The Silent Few
The Haunting Secret of near Bleaklow Stones
Footsteps in the Night
The Jinxed Jets
An Amazing Dream
Z-Men
* Y-Yoke to Z-Men
The Ghost of RAF Chigwell
The Ghost Crew at Sandtoft
The Hauntings at RAF Methwold
The Hauntings at Handley Page
The Four White Parachutes
The Friendly Phantom in Room 15
The Ghosts that Haunt the Midland at Morecambe
The Ghosts of RAF Elvington
Publishers End Notice

Footsteps In The Night

In 1975 Dave Sutton joined the Royal Air Force and after his training he was posted to RAF Waddington near Lincoln. As a clerk, he was assigned to the general registry in Station Headquarters - SHQ; and one of the duties involved being Duty Clerk about once every four to six weeks. This entailed ...

The Ghosts of RAF Bircham Newton

Of all the 'ghostly airfields' RAF Bircham Newton must be about top of the 'ghost' league. RAF Bircham Newton is situated on the north coast of Norfolk, not far from King's Lynn. It opened in 1916 and was a busy airfield throughout the First World War; but after the Armistice, there was a run down of units ...