Among the many ruins of the Hudson Valley of New York, is the mansion known as Harrow, built by the occultist Justin Gravesend in the late 19th century. It has a reputation for hauntings primarily from its fairly violent history and the fact that Gravesend enjoyed a reputation as a spiritualist and student of the occult. Isis Claviger, his mistress, who had also been an associate of Aleister Crowley, is reported to have intentionally allowed herself to be murdered -- in a ritual conducted by Gravesend -- in Harrow itself. Harrow, it's said, has had millions of ghostly visitations, perhaps as many as ten million. The spectral evidence is there, at the house itself. It is a house of ancient sorcery and terrible crime. Do you believe in ghosts? Want to know the story behind ghosts and hauntings? Harrow is a sprawling estate in the Hudson Valley, outside of the town of Watch Point. It was built before 1900, and the man who built it was an associate of Aleister Crowley. Isis Claviger, the notorious psychic, wrote a book, The Infinite Ones, about the various manifestations at Harrow. It is rumored that she is buried in the walls of the house. Read the books of Harrow, including Nightmare House, Mischief, The Infinite, and The Abandoned. But be forewarned: the spirits of the dead reach out to the living with hunger. Go to www.DouglasClegg.com for more information. "Douglas Clegg has become the new star in horror fiction." Peter Straub author of Lost Boy, Lost Girl and the New ...
