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Posted - May 27 2004 : 02:04:09 AM
Do you believe in ghosts? I haven�t seen one, however, I�ve experienced some hair-raising moments at the Little Bighorn inside the Stone house at night, alone, and with the moonlight glimmering off the headstones inside the National Cemetery.
If you�re interested, you can read about some of the ghost stories at the Little Bighorn. I presented my findings at several historical organizations� symposiums in the early 1990s. Most of my work was covered in Debra Munns� book, �Big Sky Ghosts� published in 1994.
You can now read my paper at the Friends of the Little Bighorn Battlefield website -- http://www.friendslittlebighorn.com/ghosts-along-the-little-bighorn.htm
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| bhist |
Posted - May 29 2004 : 9:20:51 PM
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Originally posted by joseph wiggs
Bob, thank you so much for you web site, Ghosts Along the Big Horn. It was incredible. I have been to the battle field twice and, both times I experienced bouts of depression and severe apprehension when standing on Custer Hill. Now I don't feel that I'm crazy.
Joseph -- Next time you go and if you begin to feel that way, just pause and let it go. Seriously. Let it go and you'll experience the place in a whole new light -- a better one for sure.
Just to let you know (and it might just be the way you worded it) -- my website is actually the Friends of the Little Bighorn website with this one page on the ghost stories. The site is far from being a ghost stories site.
If you ever go back to the website, visit the site map -- http://www.friendslittlebighorn.com/Site-map.htm -- for a complete list of everything that's on the site.
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| joseph wiggs |
Posted - May 29 2004 : 8:38:07 PM
Bob, thank you so much for you web site, Ghosts Along the Big Horn. It was incredible. I have been to the battle field twice and, both times I experienced bouts of depression and severe apprehension when standing on Custer Hill. Now I don't feel that I'm crazy. |
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