Union Cemetery, Easton: History and Haunt Lore You Can Actually Visit
Easton’s Union Cemetery: colonial burying ground, active graves, and the White Lady of Route 59—visit-able, with history separated from lore.
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The Latest Paranormal Hauntings: Unearthly Encounters
As the calendar flips to 2025, the fascination with the paranormal remains as strong as ever. From eerie whispers in abandoned buildings to unexplained shadows captured on camera, reports of hauntings continue to captivate believers and skeptics alike. This year has already begun with a surge of chilling tales and investigations, spotlighting both historic sites … Read more
Haunted Spotlight
I haven’t heard much about Fairfield Hills in the past decade. This is mostly due to the Town of Newtown purchasing to the property and promptly increasing security around the campus. It’s probably for the best as the building are in disrepair, and it appears the town is looking to move past its dark history. … Read more
Happy Halloween!
It seems Halloween has snuck up on me, once again! Here’s some Halloween links to get you through: Some Halloween History: History of Halloween From the mind your business department: Woman to hand out fat letters for Halloween. Real life Haunted Houses: Haunted Houses from around the world. I concur! The worst candy to get … Read more
It’s that time of year!
Time seems to fly by, and before you know it, it’s Halloween. It’s right about now that I notice, I haven’t updated Ghosthound in quite sometime. This year will be different, starting now. While I always seem to be too busy to focus to focus on the Paranormal, I’m definitely going to press on. Because … Read more
Art Bell Returns
Update: Sadly, Art Bell passed on April 13, 2018 at age 72. Well this is great news! After a hiatus of several years, Art Bell has found a home with SiriusXM. We’re all looking forward to hearing the old Coast to Coast host again. It’s a familiar place for us Paranormal enthusiasts. Welcome back Mr. … Read more
Election 2012
The election is only a day away, so it seems fitting that we explore what’s haunting the President. Could it be the ghost of Ambassador Chris Stevens? How about the ghosts of the Navy Seals we left behind in Benghazi? Probably neither, but with the history surrounding the White House, there’s bound to be several spirits … Read more
Sandy destroys irreplaceable pieces of history
While driving by St. Mary’s Cemetery today, I noticed a huge tree down. When I inspected closer, I could see it landed smack in the middle of plot dating back to the early 1800s. The stones underneath were covered, and I can only assume they were destroyed. I look around the cemetery and saw that … Read more
Happy Belated Halloween
I’ve been wanting to get this up sooner, but with the Sandy aftermath, it’s been quite busy. So, in place of a Halloween post, this post is brought to you by bodies in the green. Turns out, a tree fell on New Haven green and exposed a 200 year old skeleton. It seems the green … Read more