Haunted Inns, Pubs & Eateries of St. Augustine

Once sought after by French Huguenots, Spanish invaders, English privateers and indigenous tribes, St. Augustine is a melting pot of cultural conquests. Anyone who traces its cobblestone streets, sails its vast shoreline or explores its unique architecture senses those who came before. Paranormal researcher and author Dr. Greg Jenkins examines ghostly happenings in the city’s charming inns, pubs and eateries that keep guests looking over their shoulders. There’s the lady with the lantern perched atop the Casablanca Inn who still searches for seafaring bootleggers and the spirit Catalina who peers through the window at hungry diners in Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille. Enjoy these stories and more, with personal interviews and documented visitor logs from the featured establishments.

Greg Jenkins has more than twenty-five years of experience working in the mental health and medical fields and is currently a mental health therapist and case manager with several private facilities. He is a folklorist and collector of urban legends and is an associate member with England’s Society for Psychical Research and the Parapsychological Association. He is also a founder and researcher with the International Consortium for Psychical Research and Paranormal Inquiry. Since an early age, Greg has had a profound interest in the supernatural and fringe science, and after a personal experience with the unknown in 1987, he began his journey into the realms of parapsychology and all things mysterious.