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Last year The Charlotte Observer wrote a Halloween article about the strange phenomena at Rosedale with information gathered with Williams. Ms Williams included spirits that reside at Rosedale in her first book.
Stephanie Burt Williams is a fourth generation Charlottean. She is a regional collector of ghost stories, Southern folklore, a former docent at Historic Rosedale, and was an American Studies Instructor at UNC Charlotte. She currently is the assistant editor of Low Country Living magazine in Charleston, South Carolina, and the Niche Division Assistant Editor for The Post and Courier. .
Admission to the presentation is $8.00 per person, $5.00 for seniors/students, and is limited to 40 people. |
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Do
you believe in spirits? On Saturday, October 6th at 7:00pm Historic
Rosedale will be welcoming author Stephanie Burt Williams, using her
skills as a former docent, Williams will host a spirit walk through
Rosedale where Williams and others have reported unusual phenomena. She
will also present and read from her books Ghost Stories of Charlotte
and Mecklenburg County and Wicked Charlotte. Ms Williams
will be available after the presentation to sign her latest book,
Haunted Hills: Ghost Legends of Highlands and Cashiers, published
by History Press.