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Step into the shadowed parlours and fog-filled streets of the Victorian era-an age fascinated by ghosts, omens, and the possibility that the dead were never far away. This book gathers eerie and often darkly amusing Victorian accounts of hauntings, séances, cursed objects, and spectral encounters, drawn from 19th-century newspapers, folklore, and spiritualist reports. From whispering cabinets and spirit photographers to phantom policemen, haunted nurseries, and death omens, these are the stories Victorians told, believed, and eagerly repeated. Rather than proving the supernatural, this collection explores what Victorians believed, feared, and paid to witness-presented with historical care and a touch of dry humour. Some tales were warnings, others entertainment, and many likely embellished, but all were serious enough to endure. A richly atmospheric journey into Victorian Britain's obsession with the unseen-because no one embraced a good haunting quite like the Victorians.

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