These selected pages come from the original Collector's Edition. The paperback and Kindle editions retain the same visual format and chapter structure — including the tarot imagery and integrated photography — with a few small textual updates, including the later name Ladyville House for Loftus Hall. The Collector's Edition contains the complete 116-image photographic collection; the current editions contain a smaller curated selection.
Loftus: The Hall of Dreams — Selected Excerpts
A curated preview of Ireland's most haunted house
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Loftus: The Hall of Dreams — Selected Excerpts
A free resource from Helena B. Scott, presented here with its key information in a clearer, more spacious format.
- Format
- Private online preview
- Author
- Helena B. Scott, MA
- Photography
- Steve Meyler
- Price
- Free
- Source
- Selected pages from the original Collector's Edition
- Complete work
- Available as signed paperback and Kindle; limited Collector's Edition subject to availability
About This Resource
This is not a conventional first-chapter sample. It is a deliberately curated journey through Loftus: The Hall of Dreams, designed to show how the book moves from Gothic narrative and the famous Loftus Hall legend into photography, historical evidence, psychical research, symbolism and material investigation — while protecting the discoveries and conclusions of the complete book.
The selection is drawn from the original Collector's Edition. The current paperback and Kindle editions retain the same visual format and chapter structure — including the tarot imagery and integrated photography — with a few small textual updates, including the later name Ladyville House for Loftus Hall. The principal difference is photographic: the Collector's Edition contains the complete 116-image collection, while the current editions contain a smaller curated selection.
The preview also offers a glimpse of the book's Templar, Masonic and esoteric dimensions without revealing the later argument that brings those strands together.