This image is the cover for the book Haunted Vancouver, Washington, Haunted America

Haunted Vancouver, Washington, Haunted America

Sprawling along the banks of the Columbia River, the city of Vancouver has grown from a remote fort to a metropolis. Home to the first operating airfield in the United States, it's seen triumphs and tragedies by air, land and sea. Shades walk across bridges and disappear, shadows haunt the courthouse and voices echo through empty barracks. Ghostly mules, once used for army transport, have been spotted near their old barn on Fifth Street, and the scene of a plane crash from more than fifty years ago sometimes looks as fresh as the day it happened. Join author and historian Pat Jollota as she uncovers the fascinating stories behind the unexplainable.

Pat Jollota

Pat Jollota and her late husband retired to Vancouver from the Los Angeles Police Department, where she was a civilian employee. She became a curator with U.S. Grant House Museum and then the Clark County Historical Museum and continued in that capacity for twenty-two years. While there, she began her collection of historic photos and postcards of Clark County, many of which are in this book. She was also elected to the Vancouver City Council and served for twenty years. This is her ninth book.

The History Press