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Canal Ghosts & Water-Wights

The Spirits of Britain's Waterways

Author:	Nick Ford
Edition:	2023
Format:	Paperback
Size:	210 x 148 mm

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Haunted Legends from Britain’s Canals and Rivers

From eerie sightings to local folklore, this guide uncovers over 200 haunted locations along the UK's inland waterways – chilling, curious and unforgettable.

Canal Ghosts & Water-Wights is the definitive guide to paranormal occurrences along Britain’s canals and rivers. Covering more than 200 haunted locations across 69 waterways, this book brings together centuries of mysterious sightings, local legends and chilling encounters.

Each entry is carefully researched, indexed and credited, offering a comprehensive look at the ghostly side of the inland waterway network. The author even presents possible explanations – occult, scientific and humorous – for the phenomena described. Whether you're boating, walking or reading from the comfort of home, this unique guide adds a spectral twist to Britain’s beloved waterways.

About the Author

Nick Ford is an amateur historian with a lifelong fascination with the supernatural, folklore and the enduring romance of Britain’s inland waterways. This is his fourth book – and his first true labour of love. He lives in Shropshire, within easy reach of the River Severn and the Shropshire Union, Llangollen and Montgomery canals.

About the Illustrator

Jeremy Ford is a professional artist and illustrator based in West Yorkshire. He has written instructional books on watercolour, pastel and gouache painting, contributed to numerous art publications, and teaches painting workshops throughout the UK.