Cemetery video case — Madison, Connecticut.
History
Madison’s town cemetery system includes grounds along and near Race Hill Road (West Side / Race Hill area in municipal listings). These are Shoreline community burying grounds—colonial roots, 19th-century expansion, still under town care. They sit in a quiet residential/coastal-town setting, not a remote “legend forest.”
Local ghost lore
Madison does not market a single flagship cemetery ghost the way Easton or Burlington do. Reports that surface in amateur video culture are the usual set: ground fog, insects in IR, and bright “globules.” Ghosthound’s file is a controlled review package of one short night window, not a town-sanctioned legend.
Ghosthound evidence
Clips from roughly four minutes assembled for review; one segment slowed for detail. Notes describe mist low in the frame and a moving bright object—review against breath, insects, dust, and night-shot artifacts.
Video
Production: Race Hill Cemetery video. Still: racehill1.