Haunted Cape Girardeau: Where the River Turns a Thousand Chilling Tales
Apr 2013 · Arcadia Publishing
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This "frightful compilation" of ghost stories flows from the rich history of the Missouri college town located on a bend in the Mississippi River ( Southeast Missourian).
For nearly two hundred-fifty years, the mighty Mississippi has granted Cape Girardeau a legacy of prosperity and dealt it some fearsome scars. Walk through buildings cut by the shrapnel of exploding steamboats, swamped in the debris of sudden floods, and haunted by the restless spirits of those who washed ashore. Beyond the riverfront, tragedy's indelible mark can be found in places like the back row of the Rose Theater or the ashen mists of Spook Hollow. Joel P. Rhodes keeps company with the most forlorn figures and entrenched phantoms in this history of Cape Girardeau, where the river turns a thousand chilling tales.
Includes photos!
For nearly two hundred-fifty years, the mighty Mississippi has granted Cape Girardeau a legacy of prosperity and dealt it some fearsome scars. Walk through buildings cut by the shrapnel of exploding steamboats, swamped in the debris of sudden floods, and haunted by the restless spirits of those who washed ashore. Beyond the riverfront, tragedy's indelible mark can be found in places like the back row of the Rose Theater or the ashen mists of Spook Hollow. Joel P. Rhodes keeps company with the most forlorn figures and entrenched phantoms in this history of Cape Girardeau, where the river turns a thousand chilling tales.
Includes photos!
This "frightful compilation" of ghost stories flows from the rich history of the Missouri college town located on a bend in the Mississippi River ( Southeast Missourian).
For nearly two hundred-fifty years, the mighty Mississippi has granted Cape Girardeau a legacy of prosperity and dealt it so...
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About the author
Joel P. Rhodes is a history professor at Southeast Missouri State University. He co-authored Historic Cape Girardeau: An Illustrated History and coproduces the Cape Girardeau Storytelling Festival. He lives in Cape Girardeau with his wife, Jeanie, and their three children, Alex, Olivia, and Ella.
Joel P. Rhodes is a history professor at Southeast Missouri State University. He co-authored Historic Cape Girardeau: An Illustrated History and coproduces the Cape Girardeau Storytelling Festival. He lives in Cape Girardeau with his wife, Jeanie, and their three children, Alex, Olivia, and Ella.
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