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Ghosts:

Do You See Them

Comprehensive site of how to successfully photograph and tape record spirit activity. In-depth A-Z dictionary.

http://www.geocities.com/doyouseethem/1

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Ghost Haunts

Ghosts, ghost stories, haunted houses, haunted places, cemeteries, and paranormal research.

http://www.ghosthaunts.com

The Ghost Stalkers

Dedicated to the paranormal world of ghosts. Consists of photos, stories and evp's. Includes a message board.

http://www.memphisghosthunters.com/

Ghostly Gathering

Ghost photos, paranormal information and stories.

http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/thegathering/index.html

Ghostly Talk

An internet radio show about ghost hunting and the paranormal.

http://www.ghostlytalk.com/

GhostPlace.com

View and share ghost stories and photos. Rate ghost tours and haunted locations. General ghost discussion.

http://www.ghostplace.com

Ghosts and Apparitions

Photographs of alleged ghosts, background information, and analysis by the webmistress who is an educated layman in the field of parapsychology.

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Ghosts and Hauntings

Information on ghosts, apparitions, ghost ships and vehicles, poltergeists, and spirit communication.

http://www.paralumun.com/ghosts.htm

Ghosts, Hauntings, and Other Strange Phenomena

Offers a ghosts and hauntings FAQ and a true ghost story archives.

http://www.ghosts.org/

Ghostvillage.com

A portal site featuring paranormal research, stories, and evidence. Haunted locations, people, and places are researched and presented in detail.

http://www.ghostvillage.com

Haunted Children

An investigation into spirit sightings by young children. Visitor's submissions are welcomed.

http://tinyflixter.tripod.com/haunted/

National Ghost Hunters - Kids

True accounts of paranormal and psychic phenomena and photographs of ghosts and spirits, for kids who love ghosts. Content is kid safe and closely monitored.

http://nationalghosthunters.com/kids.html

Paranormal Australia

Includes ghosts, orbs, and other unexplained phenomena. Investigations of Australian and international paranormal information.

http://www.paranormalaustralia.com/

Phone Calls from the Dead

A phenomena where a person receives a telephone call that seemingly involves a person who has died. A collection of information on the subject.

http://www.phonecallsfromthedead.net

Studies of the Paranormal

Includes photos and illustrations on ghosts and orbs.

http://www.studiesoftheparanormal.com

Tsalagi Spirit

Ghosts, hauntings, paranormal, shared stories, photos, assistance.

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