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The Ghosts Of Chicago: The Windy City'S Most Famous Haunts,Used Wharton The Term Was Coined ByBehind The Crumbling Walls, Under The Ancient Bricks And The Nearly Forgotten Streetcar Tracks, The Ghosts Of Chicago Live On. From Resurrection Mary And Al Capone To The Murder Castle Of H. H. Holmes And The Funeral Train Of Abraham Lincoln, The Spinetingling Sights And Sounds Of Chicago'S Yesteryear Are Still With Us And So Are Its Ghosts. Seeking To Find Out What We Really Know About The Ghastly Past Of This Famously Haunted Metropolis,