Charter Street Cemetery, Salem: Old Burying Point Beside the Witch Trials Memorial
Salem’s Charter Street Cemetery: a real 17th-century burying ground beside the memorial — judges in the ground, not the 1692 executed.
Salem’s Charter Street Cemetery: a real 17th-century burying ground beside the memorial — judges in the ground, not the 1692 executed.
Fall River’s Lizzie Borden House: tour or overnight at the 1892 crime scene — trial record first, haunt marketing second.
USS Salem in Quincy: walk the world’s only preserved heavy cruiser — Sixth Fleet history first, ghost-tour lore second.
Easton’s Union Cemetery: colonial burying ground, active graves, and the White Lady of Route 59—visit-able, with history separated from lore.
History of Monroe’s East Village Cemetery (est. 1766): Beardslee family, Cargill–Tucker murder trial, Plumb cave tourism, and sourced local haunt reports.
History, notables, monuments, and the well-sourced Midnight Mary legend at Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven, Connecticut.
EVP: https://ghosthound.com/?page_id=435 For the last 10 years, give or take, we at Ghosthound.com have been investigating a strange log cabin in the woods of Harwinton, CT. Located on South Road, the Roraback Wildlife Preserve is home to this mysterious structure in which we have experienced various forms of paranormal activity. Searching through miles of 35mm negatives, … Read more
Reposted from Archives Borley Rectory carries the dubious distinction of Britain’s most haunted house. In perspective, there is nothing exceptional about the case. There are the typical sightings of apparitions (as opposed to ghosts), cold spots, poltergeist-like activity and a legend shrouded in mystery. Even the building’s physical appearance lends itself nicely to the legend. … Read more