A St Andrews Mystery - Falconer, Richard
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In 1893 a newspaper report gave details of a discovery so remarkable it stopped the breath of a nation. The most famous and prolific ghost in St Andrews is the 'White Lady. Anyone familiar with the town is more than likely aware of her, but how much does anyone really know about her? Following research spanning five decades, this is the most comprehensive investigation there has been into a fascinating St Andrews mystery involving a ghost and a chamber of corpses that sparked a wave of national correspondence. All the articles, interviews and letters published between 1860 and 1925 have been…mehr

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In 1893 a newspaper report gave details of a discovery so remarkable it stopped the breath of a nation. The most famous and prolific ghost in St Andrews is the 'White Lady. Anyone familiar with the town is more than likely aware of her, but how much does anyone really know about her? Following research spanning five decades, this is the most comprehensive investigation there has been into a fascinating St Andrews mystery involving a ghost and a chamber of corpses that sparked a wave of national correspondence. All the articles, interviews and letters published between 1860 and 1925 have been brought together here for the first time, alongside many previously unpublished reports of sightings and associated experiences of the White Lady. Collectively, what they reveal is far more intriguing and complex than any have realised. Welcome to a St Andrews Mystery.
Autorenporträt
Richard Falconer has been a paranormal historian/authority and metaphysical esotericist for over 40 years and has four nonfiction volumes on the paranormal. Founder of award-winning St Andrews Ghosts Tours; hailed as one of the top ghost tours in the world, Richard has been witness to over 1000 paranormal experiences. He dispels myths rather than feeding expectations and educates as to the mechanics of global phenomena with experiences in St Andrews as examples beyond the endless speculation for its reality.