Welcome to The Most Haunted Places
The Most Haunted Places Series is a growing collection of meticulously researched books exploring the most notorious haunted locations across the United States. Each volume blends documented history, eyewitness accounts, and enduring legends to separate folklore from fact—without killing the mystery in the process.
Current titles include The Most Haunted Places in Kentucky, The Most Haunted Places in America, The Most Haunted Places in California, and The Most Haunted Places in New York, along with companion coloring books and specialty editions such as The Most Haunted Distilleries in Kentucky. Every book is written to stand on its own, yet together they form a nationwide map of America’s most unsettling locations.
All titles in The Most Haunted Places Series are available on Amazon in print and digital formats. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, paranormal researcher, or simply someone who enjoys a well-told ghost story, this series offers a grounded, no-nonsense look at the places that refuse to stay quiet.
About the Author
Matthew Howard is an author focused on documenting historic locations, regional folklore, and the enduring legends that surround them. His work explores places where history and storytelling intersect—sites shaped not only by events, but by the memories and traditions that have followed them through generations.
Through The Most Haunted Places series, Howard approaches haunted locations with an emphasis on historical context, cultural significance, and atmosphere rather than sensationalism. His books and companion works are designed to preserve these stories while offering readers a thoughtful and immersive way to explore the past.
The series spans multiple states and regions, presenting haunted landmarks through researched narratives, visual storytelling, and companion coloring volumes. Each project reflects a commitment to consistency, respect for history, and the belief that some places never truly let their stories go.
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