Has any one here ever read Ghost Train! by Tony Reevy? Its a collection of railroad ghost stories and folk lore from all over the US. Its fun to read and worth buying if you ever have the oppritunity.
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Awesome book... I still think the story that gets me the most is the Express Train from Hell
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This thread caught my eye, since I wrote a dopey one page story to read to my kids at bed time, that I called "the ghost train."
So I got a copy of the book "Ghost Train," and have been reading the stories to the kiddies at bed time.
I'm not much a believer in ghosties myself, but the kids enjoy the tales.
With all the decapitated ghost tales in the book, I've got the kiddies trained now, so when I drive down the road and pretend my brakes don't work and yell, "where's my brakeman," they come back with, "he's off looking for his lost head!"
I like the photos in the book.
- Roger
So I got a copy of the book "Ghost Train," and have been reading the stories to the kiddies at bed time.
I'm not much a believer in ghosties myself, but the kids enjoy the tales.
With all the decapitated ghost tales in the book, I've got the kiddies trained now, so when I drive down the road and pretend my brakes don't work and yell, "where's my brakeman," they come back with, "he's off looking for his lost head!"
I like the photos in the book.
- Roger