Oval Office Occult: True Stories of White House Weirdness by Brian M. Thomsen
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Overview: An entertaining and informative look at our paranormal presidencies. —Bill Fawcett, author of Oval Office Oddities
The Discovery Channel's A Haunting meets the History Channel's The Presidents inside this collection of strange-but-true tales of White House weirdness.
Brian M. Thomsen offers a series of non-partisan accounts of spirits, spectres, and supernatural beliefs by and about those who have inhabited the White House. Readers will learn which U.S. presidents have claimed to encounter UFOs, and which have been connected to ghosts, as well as which of our nation's leaders have consulted with fortune-tellers or otherwise been associated with other aspects of the occult.
Famous subjects include Warren G. Harding and the curse of the Hope Diamond, the uncanny similarities between the lives and deaths of John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln, George Washington's visions, Ronald and Nancy Reagan's reliance on psychics, the haunted homes of Dolly Madison and Rosalyn Carter, Jimmy Carter's UFO sighting, Hillary Clinton's experience with channelling, the mysterious curse of Tecumseh, the secret societies of presidents, and much more.
Genre: Non-Fiction | New Age
The Visions of Washington
Harding’s Cursed Hope
The Haunted Octagon
The First Ladies’ Haunted Homes
The Curse of Tecumseh
The Kennedy-Lincoln Connection
The Secret Societies of the Founding Fathers
Lincoln’s Dreams of Death.
The Presidents and Their Spiritual Advisers
The President and the Vampire
The President and the Bodysnatchers
The Unsettling Coincidences of Jinxy McDeath
The Twentieth-Century Presidents and Their Seers
Silent Cal Not So Silent after Death
The Presidents and the UFOs
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Overview: An entertaining and informative look at our paranormal presidencies. —Bill Fawcett, author of Oval Office Oddities
The Discovery Channel's A Haunting meets the History Channel's The Presidents inside this collection of strange-but-true tales of White House weirdness.
Brian M. Thomsen offers a series of non-partisan accounts of spirits, spectres, and supernatural beliefs by and about those who have inhabited the White House. Readers will learn which U.S. presidents have claimed to encounter UFOs, and which have been connected to ghosts, as well as which of our nation's leaders have consulted with fortune-tellers or otherwise been associated with other aspects of the occult.
Famous subjects include Warren G. Harding and the curse of the Hope Diamond, the uncanny similarities between the lives and deaths of John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln, George Washington's visions, Ronald and Nancy Reagan's reliance on psychics, the haunted homes of Dolly Madison and Rosalyn Carter, Jimmy Carter's UFO sighting, Hillary Clinton's experience with channelling, the mysterious curse of Tecumseh, the secret societies of presidents, and much more.
Genre: Non-Fiction | New Age
The Visions of Washington
- The Indian Prophecy
The Vision at Valley Forge
Visions of Washington during the Civil War
Harding’s Cursed Hope
The Haunted Octagon
The First Ladies’ Haunted Homes
The Curse of Tecumseh
The Kennedy-Lincoln Connection
The Secret Societies of the Founding Fathers
Lincoln’s Dreams of Death.
The Presidents and Their Spiritual Advisers
- Charles Shockle
Nettie Colburn Maynard.
The President and the Vampire
The President and the Bodysnatchers
The Unsettling Coincidences of Jinxy McDeath
The Twentieth-Century Presidents and Their Seers
- Edgar Cayce
Jeane Dixon
Joan Quigley
Jean Houston
Silent Cal Not So Silent after Death
The Presidents and the UFOs
- Harry S Truman
Dwight David Eisenhower
Johnson, Nixon, and Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
William Jefferson Clinton
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