Haunted Schools of Arizona

by Debe Branning

Built on top of ancient burial grounds or over forgotten cemeteries, schools like the Lee Williams High School seem to attract spirits who wander the halls long after the final bell. In Ruby and Vulture City, the old wooden schoolhouses where the town's children used to gather are said to be haunted by the shades of those unaware their lessons have ended. Even Old Main at the University of Arizona, with its beautiful stone facades, is plagued by whispers of ghostly professors gliding across the marble floors. Join author and paranormal historian Debe Branning as she explores the spooky side of Arizona's schools.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 12, 2024

Reviews

[Hannelore · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm a bit disappointed. This book was mainly a quick list of facts and some impressions of people who had been to the locations. Unfortunately, very rarely does the author offer a story of why a place might be haunted. In a book about hauntings, I am looking for who lingers and why. Even if it's just conjecture.