The Haunted House

The book reads like a personal recounting, but I wonder what motivated Hubbell to share this particular haunting with the world. Was it purely for entertainment or did he believe in its truth?

Some parts felt deeply atmospheric, while others made me question the reliability of the account. How do readers interpret the authenticity of stories like this?

The narrative style is compelling, but I'm curious whether Hubbell aimed for factual accuracy or if he was weaving a more sensational tale to captivate readers.