This volume is about little-known history, unsolved mysteries, lost treasures, and ghosts of the Southwest.

The authors share stories of unsolved mysteries, lost treasures, UFOs, and hauntings in Nevada.

Ghosts and hauntings are found almost everywhere that tragedy has leftits mark. Soldiers, so focused on doing their duty have been seen to still carry out their assigned tasks longer after the war and their own lives are ended. From John Brown, who walks the streets of Harpers Ferry, to the ghosts who continue to refight the Battle of Antietam, miliary ghosts open up anentirely new chapter of history.

Ghosts and hauntings are found almost everywhere that tragedy has leftits mark. Soldiers, so focused on doing their duty have been seen to still carry out their assigned tasks longer after the war and their own lives are ended. From John Brown, who walks the streets of Harpers Ferry, to the ghosts who continue to refight the Battle of Antietam, miliary ghosts open up anentirely new chapter of history.

Tombstone, Arizona is one of the most famous of the mining boomtowns. It was also one of the most violent. Within the confines of this old west town are a number of ghosts that still walk the night. Cowboys still look for the Earps and the man in the black frock coat still tries to get to the Wells Fargo Station. The Bird Cage Saloon is still as active as it was in the 1880s. Meet the ghosts as we take a tour of historic Tombstone, Arizona, the town too tough to die.

Spirits of the Border: The History and Mystery of Arizona is another in the award winning series that discusses the history, unsolved mysteries, lost treasures and hauntings in a portion of the Southwest. Arizona is a state that has a number of mysteries that science has been unable to solve as well as a number of very well known haunted buildings. This is a book that will give a new view on this state.

Ghosts and hauntings are found almost everywhere that tragedy has leftits mark. Soldiers, so focused on doing their duty have been seen to still carry out their assigned tasks longer after the war and their own lives are ended. From John Brown, who walks the streets of Harpers Ferry, to the ghosts who continue to refight the Battle of Antietam, miliary ghosts open up anentirely new chapter of history.

This is the third in the Spirits of the Border Series, investigating the hauntings of Fabens, San Elizario, Socorro, Skull Canyon as well as more haunted locations in El Paso, Texas. The Southwest Untied States is one of the most unusual parts of the country and this series delves into the mystery.

This is the fifth volume of the Spirits of the Border Series covering all hauntings and unsolved mysteries in the State of Texas.