Mark Sceurman

Mark Moran

Matthew Lake

A illustrated collection of tales about weird places and folk traditions in Pennsylvania to be used as a travel guide.

Your Travel Guide to Pennsylvania's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Pennsylvania

An illuminating account of some of America's most frightening, spirit-filled locales journeys to real-life haunted houses, ghostly graveyards, cursed roads, and other spots around the country and provides chilling accounts of the spirits that haunt them.

True Tales of Ghostly Places

Weird Hauntings

GET WEIRD! “Best Travel Series of The Year 2006”—Booklist What’s weird around here? Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman asked themselves this question for years. And it’s precisely this offbeat sense of curiosity that led the duo to create Weird N.J. and the successful series that followed. The NOT shockingly result? EveryWeirdbook has become a best seller in its region! ((Series Sales Points)) This best-selling series has sold more than one million copies…and counting Thirty volumes of the Weird series have been published to great success since Weird New Jersey's 2003 debut

Your Travel Guide to Maryland's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Maryland

Joe Oesterle

Presents strange, interesting, and unique landmarks found in Hollywood, California, including celebrity cemeteries, haunted movie theaters, and local personalities.

Your Travel Guide to Hollywood's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Hollywood

Troy Taylor

Explores bizarre sights and stories found in Illinois.

Your Travel Guide to Illinois' Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Illinois

Matt Lake

Focusing on the bizarre, a collection of entertaining, illustrated travel guides features a host of oddball curiosities, ghosts and haunted places, local legends, cursed roads, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions that can be found throughout the United States and around the globe.

Your Travel Guide to England's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird England

Travel guide of sorts to an array of local legends, folklore, and secrets in the United States. Includes characters, roads, abandoned sites, and roadside attractions.

Weird United States

Roger Manley

Explores ghosts and haunted places, local legends, cursed roads, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions found in Tennessee.

Your Travel Guide to Tennessee's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Tennessee

Jefferson Davis

Al Eufrasio

The Pacific Northwest teems with colorful history and unique legends--and this tour of the Beaver State is no exception. Discover the "city" in eastern Oregon with a year-round population of zero to two, and much, much more. Can it get any weirder than this?

Your Travel Guide to Oregon's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Oregon

Wesley Treat

Explores ghosts and haunted places, local legends, cursed roads, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions found in Oklahoma.

Your Travel Guide to Oklahoma's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Oklahoma

Explores haunted places, local legends, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions found in New Jersey.

Your Travel Guide to New Jersey's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird N.J.

Oh sure, Texas is bigger and California is cooler, but for sheer, out-and-out weirdness, no state even comes close to New Jersey. You probably know of the infamous Jersey Devil, but have you heard of the Matawan Man Eater or the Hoboken Monkey-Man? Maybe you'd like to cruise down haunted Annie's Road in Totowa, or take a stroll through Vineland's bizarre Palace of Depression? These are just some of the offbeat and odd, the mysterious and unexplainable, the spooky sights and local legends that don't appear on any tourist map. You'll only find them here, along with an amazing assortment of roadside oddities, abandoned asylums, natural phenomena and unforgettable people along the highways and byways of the Garden State. From Caldwell's Mystery Thread and the Dancing Jesus of Whippoorwill Road to the campaign to save Middletown's Evil Clown, you'll laugh, gasp and marvel at the everyday weirdness that is New Jersey.

Joseph A. Citro

A brand new entry in the best-selling Weird U.S. series, Weird New England proves without a doubt that the pilgrims landed in one very strange spot. So travel down our region's highways and byways with your tour guide par excellence, and learn all the stuff about New England that our school marms never taught us. Colonists, clambakes, and the Coast Guard. Sure, those things define New England, as do witches and whale watching. And don't forget the Red Sox and the Patriots. But there's more. New England is also filled to the brim with serious strangeness. And there's no one better to chronicle the odd goings-on in our patriotic, but extremely weird section of the country than Joe Citro, a citizen in full possession of the 'weird eye.' For years, Joe has traveled our six states with camera and notepad in hand, mosquito netting or snowshoes firmly in place, in search of the bizarre and the offbeat. And he found them everywhere. He has tracked down some unbelievable tales that have just enough truth in them to create the same uneasiness a chance meeting with Lizzie Borden's ghost would.We promise; it's a journey you'll never forget.

Your Travel Guide to New England's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird New England

Eric Dregni

Your Travel Guide to Minnesota's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Minnesota

Linda S. Godfrey

Explores ghosts and haunted places, local legends, cursed roads, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions found in Michigan.

Your Travel Guide to Michigan's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Michigan

A latest entry in the popular series by the authors of Weird U.S. is a vividly photographed reference to the Pelican State's most unusual attractions, from haunted plantations and ghostly limestone towers to creature-habited bayous and the annual Mardi Gras celebration.

Your Travel Guide to Louisiana's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Louisiana

Jim Miles

We don't want to argue with all of our state's motto ('wisdom, justice, moderation'), only with that 'moderation' part. Who are we kidding? This is a state where a guy's home is a tree house with an airplane stuck through it for his bedroom. We've got a twenty-foot-tall rabbit sculpture holding an Olympic torch and a tombstone that's a seven-foot-long marble elephant. And there's a flower garden in Toccoa, where a forty-pound iceberg somehow landed. This is great stuff, and nothing moderate about any of it. A better word than moderation? That would be 'weirdness.' And who better to chronicle the enormous amount of weirdness in Georgia than Jim Miles, a man whose fascination with the bizarre - and with Georgia - is anything but moderate. So with the three P's for sustenance - pecans, peanuts and peaches, of course - and camera and notepad in hand, Jim set out on an extensive tour in search of the odd and the offbeat. He tracked down impossible-to-believe tales, only to discover odd grains of truth that give the stories just enough credibility to make one feel . . .slightly uneasy. So turn the pages and check out Atlanta's own White House; look for the mutant turtle of Berkeley Lake; stroll by the Tomb of the Unknown Shopper; gaze at Georgia's very own Statue of Liberty; Remember Elvis; warts, toenail, and all; hunt down, if you're feeling energetic, the Beast of Pond Road; watch your car roll UP Booger Hill; terrify yourself at abandoned Hawkinsville Hospital; have a chat with the Moon-eyed people; hear the cries for help in Ebenezer's Swamp, and take care not to fall into the Devil's Hopper near Quitman.

Your Travel Guide to Georgia's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Georgia

Jeffrey Scott Holland

A guide to the odd and interesting history, places, and people in Kentucky.

Your Travel Guide to Kentucky's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird Kentucky

Explores ghosts and haunted places, local legends, cursed roads, crazy characters, and unusual roadside attractions found in the United States.

The Oddyssey Continues : Your Travel Guide to America's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets

Weird U.S.

Richard D. Hendricks

As all good Wisconsinites know, there's a lot more to the Badger State than, well, badgers. We have cows, cheese, the Packers, bratwurst, lakes, the Packers, polkas, cornfields, and the Packers. But Wisconsin is also filled to the brim with weirdness. And the best chroniclers of our state's odd folks, strange beasts, and local legends are Linda S. Godfrey and Richard D. Hendricks, both firm believers that Wisconsin is one of the most bizarre states in the whole nation. For years, Linda and Richard have looked for the offbeat and found it just about everywhere. Whether it's traveling down Bray Road looking for its famed beast, researching the scalped lady of Prairie du Chien, or hanging out in Haunchyville, our fearless reporters, with cameras and notebooks in hand, have uncovered more weirdness than any one state has a right to have. So grab a hunk of cheese and start browsing. Visit Burlington's Spinning Top Museum, hear about Washington County's Goatman, and recoil at the worm shower of Palmyra. Take a look at Highway 13's Reptile Man, see the World's Largest Six Pack, get spooked over the ghosts of Kenosha and the haunted bridges of Stevens Point. Meet Madison's Loony Lawyer, have a Bud with Elvis at his tavern in Phillips (honest!), and learn about the Wily Wizard of Waukesha. It's all wild, all weird, and all Wisconsin.

Mark Sceurman

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