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The House on the Cliff

Attribution
House name	Franklin W. Dixon
Ghostwriter	Harriet S. Adams Leslie McFarlane^[1]
Illustrator	Rudy Nappi^[2]
Cover artist	Rudy Nappi
Publication information
Publisher	Grosset & Dunlap
Producer	Stratemeyer Syndicate
Publication date	1959
Media type	Hardcover
Pages	180
ISBN	ISBN 0-448-08902-5
Chronology
Series	The Hardy Boys
Preceded by	The Tower Treasure
Followed by	The Secret of the Old Mill

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The House on the Cliff is the second book in The Hardy Boys original series. It was first published in 1927 by Grosset & Dunlap, and then revised and re-released in 1959.

Plot summaryEdit

Frank and Joe Hardy search for their father, Fenton, when he disappears during his latest investigation. The brothers soon uncover a smuggling ring, operating off on Barmet Bay, and it becomes evident that the mysterious, seemingly haunted, house on the cliff is connected to the case.

AppearancesEdit

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CharactersEdit

- Frank Hardy
- Joe Hardy
- Chet Morton
- Biff Hooper
- Fenton Hardy

SettingEdit

The house on the cliff
Bayport
The seaside

Businesses and organizationsEdit

OtherEdit

ReferencesEdit

↑ Who Wrote the Hardy Boys? at Keeline.com
↑ The House on the Cliff Major Edition Types at The Hardy Boys Unofficial Home Page

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[0] Who Wrote the Hardy Boys? at Keeline.com

[1] The House on the Cliff Major Edition Types at The Hardy Boys Unofficial Home Page

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The House on the Cliff (revised text)

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