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.
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.