TELEVISION ghost hunter and historian, Richard Felix, was at Jamaica Inn signing copies of his latest book, What Is A Ghost?

Richard is best known for presenting Living TV's successful Most Haunted series.

And he combined his book signing with a ghost hunting event at the historic inn.

It was the second time that he has hosted a ghost hunt at the inn and this one combined a vigil, seances, table tipping and glass divination.

Jamaica Inn was built as a coaching house in 1750 and is famous for being a base for smugglers and was of course the setting for Daphne du Maurier's novel of the same name.

The inn is noted for apparitions including a malevolent highwayman, an anguished young mother and her baby, and a young smuggler who is seen sitting on a wall in the courtyard.