Creepy Capital

Mark Leslie is the author of Tomes of Terror, Haunted Hamilton, and I, Death, and coauthor of Spooky Sudbury. He lives in Hamilton, where he quivers in fear at the monster hiding under his bed and the ghost living in his closet.

Foreword by Joel A. Sutherland 
Introduction 
Acknowledgements 

The Grant House at 150 Elgin 
The Normal School Ghost 
Solving the Mystery of that Dog-Gone Ghost 
The Conversion of Skeptics at the Bytown Museum 
Bytown’s Haunted House 
The Ghost of Ida Moore 
The Renfrew Lady and the Grabby-Clothes Ghost 
Mackenzie King Speaking with Ghosts 
The Spooky Ruins of Mackenzie King 
Speaking with Mackenzie King’s Ghost 
Chichester Ghost of Ottawa River 
The Ghost of Watson’s Mill 
The Caretaker’s Favourite Spot 
Luxury and Tragedy at the Chateau Laurier 
The Monster of Muskrat Lake 
The Lumber Merchant’s Ghost Guide 
Stomping and EMF Spikes at the Heritage Inn 
The Ghost That Sighed 
The Ghostly Violin 
The Controversial Carp UFO Case 
Teen Ghostbusters of the Dirty Thirties 
Prime Ministerial Advice From Beyond the Grave 
The Faceless Ghosts of Richardson Side Road 
The Relief of a Steamer Ghost 
The Murder of Thomas D’Arcy McGee 
Ghosts of the Old Carleton County Jail 
A Horrific Thirty-One Days 
Four Lights, Four Days 
Screams from the Courtyard 
The Witch of Plum Hollow 
Lisgar Collegiate Institute 
The Ugly Idol 
The Mysteriously Protected Library of Parliament 
The Ghost on the Lonesome Road 
Some Nightmares on Elm Street 
Almost Scared To Death 
Arnprior Ghosts 
Ottawa Museum of Nature 
Author’s Conclusion 
Ghost Walks and Great Resources 
Sources