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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 ... <a title="Sandy destroys irreplaceable pieces of history" class="read-more" href="https://ghosthound.com/sandy-destroys-irreplaceable-pieces-of-history/" aria-label="Read more about Sandy destroys irreplaceable pieces of history">Read more</a>

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 ... <a title="Happy Belated Halloween" class="read-more" href="https://ghosthound.com/happy-belated-halloween/" aria-label="Read more about Happy Belated Halloween">Read more</a>

Sandy Update

Well, we’ve lost power. The good news is, so far this storm seems to be a dud here in Connecticut. Turns out, ‘Frankenstorm’ is Franken-crap.

Website Hope and Change

Welcome to the new Ghosthound.com.  We’ve redesigned the website to make it easier to update and share information with our visitors.  The previous website was a major step forward, but after several years, it was time to move into the next phase of Ghosthound.com.  Look around, you’ll find that much has remained the same, but ... <a title="Website Hope and Change" class="read-more" href="https://ghosthound.com/website-hope-and-change/" aria-label="Read more about Website Hope and Change">Read more</a>

Haunted location torn down

It’s a sad day folks! One of our favorite, most active of the past 15 years has been torn down. I think we always knew it would happen sooner or later, but we always kept hoping for later. Here’s a photo for the memories:

New Jersey Couple leave apartment citing Haunting

This should be an interesting case: via The Week: Most ghost stories don’t wind up in court. But a family in Toms River, N.J., has filed a lawsuit demanding that their landlord let them out of their new lease and return their security deposit, because, they say, the house he rented them was “haunted.” Interesting, ... <a title="New Jersey Couple leave apartment citing Haunting" class="read-more" href="https://ghosthound.com/new-jersey-couple-leave-apartment-citing-haunting-2/" aria-label="Read more about New Jersey Couple leave apartment citing Haunting">Read more</a>