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Please feel free to contact us via email or on facebook. We will be more than happy to speak with you regarding your haunted location. Insight Paranormal team is based out of Athol, Ma. We have traveled as far as Pennsylvania to investigate some of the most haunted places in the U. It is called sueaside high and i feel like somebody is always watching me..

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I visited Gunntown Cemetary in Naugatuck. Me and a group of my friends went we heard noises, laughter, saw figures and kept seeing a little boy. My friends used a Wigi board and it told us the little boys name was Allen "Al" for short and that he was 13 years old and his soul is trapped at Gunntown we went and found his grave stone which was exactly where he told us it would be. Something followed us home and taunted us for months. Out of curiosity I visited Union Cemetery a year ago. It's not as secluded as I thought it would be.

It's bordered by two somewhat busy roads, and anyone can walk right in. I walked around a good bit and I didn't see or experience anything but the place for sure has a "creepy" feel to it. I hear security is strictly enforced at night with a police presence, but even if there wasn't any night security I definitely would NOT spend a night there, lol!

Union had a earie feel to it but nothing to crazy.. Gunntown was a different story, granted it was in the middle of the afternoon but childrens voices were heard without seeing any kids anywhere. It had a strange feeling that didn't seem to want me their although my wife walked all over and saw the stuffed animal by one of the graves.. When we were done and got into our car my fully charged GPS was drained down to nothing.. I would not go there at night but definetly have respect and believe there is somehting there..

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I live in Bridgeport and The Remington factory is hunted i went in there at night with a group of friend and i never seen anything like it just the feeling got when i walked in the building was just wired Myself and three other people heard sounds and seen thing Just because you been some where once and did not experience anything dose not mean it's not haunted.

Depending on the person, they can be more venerable to spiritual energies then you or someone else. Just because you, yourself don't see it dose not mean it's unreal. You can't see the wind but you can feel it and you know it's there. Besides everyone sees with a different eye it doesn't mean your right or wrong, it just means open your eyes a bit more be more open minded Remington Arms in Bridgeport is not haunted.

If you hear things or see things, even faces, it has something to do with all the homeless people in it. I used to work for the security company charged with patrolling it twice a day, I never went there, but people I know have. Its FULL of homeless people and they make noise trying to get away from anyone that might throw them out. I believe some of that stuff cause I hear the voices when gac here's it. Are you sure when the investigation conducted by Ghost Adventures at Remington Arms in Bridgeport, that the "gun fire", they heard wasn't coming from outside?

Just because it wasn't reported to the authorities that night, doesn't mean something outside the factory didn't occurs. They were told from the get go,.. I hear now they want to knock it down and put up wind turbines. Carousel Gardens is now a hair salon I live a couple streets down from Remington Arms and i will admitt that Bridgeport isnt the greatest town ever , but when i was watching the Ghost Hunter episode they heard a gun shot ; it had to be haunted and couldnt have been outside.

Remington Arms is located on the corner of a busy street with apartments and a high school right across the street the gunshot wouldnt have been outside. Remington is on the East end of Bpt there is every chance that it was gunshots outside. I lived on East side and heard gunshots daily. Bpt is not a bad place to live at all. Just mind ya bussiness and u will b ok. I lived on Chestnut Tree Hill Road all my teenage and young adult life and I have walked, rode my bike and drove my car past this Cemetery many times and I never knew that it was haunted.

But when I found out a few years ago that it was haunted it explained a very strange thing that happened to me very close to the Cemetery. As drove near the cemetery I noticed that the car started to overheat and had to pull over. Next day I got a lift from my wife to my car started it up without any trouble and it never overheated again. What about the Green Lady in Burlington Cemetery.

We used to go there during our high school years. That would be 7th Day Baptist that they referenced further down as haunted but not most haunted.

Indeed it is very active and I have had several bad experiences there. New Haven, CT right off the Green.

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On land originally owned according to the original map of the "9 Squares" from by Richard Perry. I been to 2, 3, 4, 5 7 8 and 9 They're not haunted. Haunted Party is a Halloween party. Oct 22 saturday at Dolphins Cove marina in Bridgeport. A beautiful venue by the water! Dracula Events is promoting this amazing party. Emaculate decor and surpises. It will depend on the weather!!! I went there with my friends and there was no paranormal activity at all. Although it appears the body of Henry Sr.

In the s, a nearby burial site of the Walton family was discovered when children playing at a Griswold gravel mine unearthed a skull. When the site was excavated by archeologists, it was found that one of the bodies, known as J. Though the practice was apparently fairly widespread in parts of New England, J.

Several of the Ray family members are interred in Jewett City Cemetery above , which is open to the public from dawn to dusk. All usually are quiet, unassuming streets—sometimes unpaved in sections—that wind through the more woodsy parts of town. The Melon Heads themselves are rumored to be everything from a group of escaped mental patients to a lost colony of inbred mountain folk. So where did the stories start? Some speculate it may have started when someone afflicted with encephalitis swelling of the brain was trying to live away from prying ignorant eyes, and the stories grew out of that.

Stories abound of the abandoned town tucked away in the forested hills of Cornwall, supposedly once inhabited by eternally cursed descendants of Englishman Edmund Dudley, who was beheaded for treason. Allegedly generations of Dudleys have come to bad ends, either dying prematurely, being murdered or just going insane. Consequently, the tainted ground has been home to all sorts of alleged paranormal experiences, from spirits and unexplained phenomena to hexes and demonic dalliances, drawing legions of amateur ghost hunters. Yes, a few members of the Dudley family were part of the small settlement here in the 18th century hence the name , but they were not in any way connected to Edmund Dudley, nor did any of them go insane.

For the record, there is absolutely no trespassing in the area that was Dudleytown as it is on private property and is heavily patroled by local and state police, who will not hesitate to arrest and prosecute uninvited visitors. The settlement is long gone and is now just a peaceful forest. The Daniel Benton Homestead in Tolland was built in , and was home to six generations of Bentons for more than two centuries.

He was placed on a prison ship where he unfortunately contracted smallpox. He was soon traded for a British prisoner and sent home where he was reunited with his true love, a local girl named Jemima Barrows. Sadly, Jemima contracted smallpox from her love, and died a few weeks later. However, because the couple were not officially married, per traditions of the day, they were buried on either side of a carriage path.

All sorts of unusual supernatural activity has been reported here, including unusual lights, disembodied cries, strange knocks and shadowy figures moving about the homestead at night, including one spirit of a young woman in a wedding dress. Likewise, the shade of a soldier has been spotted roaming the grounds at night, perhaps looking for his lost beloved. The Benton Homestead is currently not available for tours due to recent storm damage, but the grounds are open through October. The movie tells the terrifying tale of the Campbell family who moves into a Southington Victorian with a disturbing history.

Inexplicable things begin to occur and in the end, the family burns down the house to destroy the evil entities. A scary story for sure, though not necessarily a true one. In reality, the Snedeker family moved into the Southington house in Lights turned on and off randomly, inanimate objects moved, foul odors were detected and unseen forces were felt.

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Their son allegedly saw apparitions and became possessed by demonic spirits, which got Ed and Lorraine Warren involved, and a priest performed an exorcism. Today, the Yankee Pedlar looks much like it did originally, though a little worn. This land is on private property now, The restaurant here is said to be haunted by a soldier from the Revolutionary or Civil War. He is in his late teens or early 20s and is nicknamed Jake. His apparition may appear very briefly.

He plays with the electrical systems and may tug on your shirt, but it Built in on the site of an old Native American village, the hospital was called the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane. The many deaths related to the place include a patient who hanged himself in , a hot water heater explosion that killed two employees, an employee Two ghosts have been reported in the historic Glebe House. The first is that of an aggressive spirit that haunts the attic, and may be one of the conspirators who attacked Reverend Marshall a previous owner of the house for his beliefs and sermons.

The second ghost is that of A male entity dressed in 17thth century attire has been in many rooms of the inn, along with the ghost of a confederate gentleman in the liquor room, a female entity that disturbs guests, the apparition of former owner Lucius Foot in Room 1 and the ghost of former Although it closed in , the Carousel Gardens Restaurant was said to be haunted by original owner and founder of Seymour, William H. Wooster and his daughter, Ruth. Witnesses have heard the unexplained sound of breaking glass and seen a ghost cat with glowing eyes. The original name when it was established in was the Belchertown State School for the Feeble-Minded, and and certain times in its history it was known for poor treatment of its charges.

Trespassing is not allowed on the property. Witnesses say it is haunted by this tragic past, citing Reports say this bed-and-breakfast may no longer be in operation, but doubtless it is still home to its resident haunts. A friendly ghost they call Old Man Simon is the spirit Simon Brewster, one of the farm's original owners. He's been noticed watching over the tending of the garden area Unusual goings-on have been reported here, including beds that become unmade although no one has touched them, ragtime music that comes from the vents, and a piano that plays tunes by itself.

The original owner was said to be a wealthy man who perished in a fire, and reports say A night custodian here has witnessed apparitions on the stairs, cold spots, and books that slide in and out of shelves on their own. Rumor has it that the ghost in residence is deceased former librarian Lydia Barton.

The library has been featured on TV's Ghost Hunters. At this colonial mansion, now a bed-and-breakfast inn, a ghostly White Lady is known to walk through the second floor of the main building and out to the empty house in the back. At this inn, Revolutionary War soldiers were once garrisoned, and slaves were housed here during the Civil War.

Folks say its active history has led to an active spirit "life. Shubert Theater hosts touring musicals and popular music concerts and is said to have a ghost. Details about the haunting are unknown, but reports allude to strange activity occurring within the theater's walls. In fact, paranormal investigators were contacted to check out the theater; results are unknown.

Saybrook Point Inn and Spa is also used as a special events venue, and it is during weddings that the ghost is said to appear. A phantom bride has been known to appear in photos taken at weddings held here. Her identity is unknown. The historic Sessions House dorm at Smith College campus was originally built in with a secret passageway inside which the owners could hide from attacking Native Americans.

It's haunted by original builder Captain Jonathan Hunt's granddaughter Lucy and her lover, Johnny Burgoyne, a British general whom she met when This ghost town is referred to by some as the "Village of the Damned. No buildings remain, only foundations, but reports say many spirits linger here, some of whom have been captured Huguenot House - Makens Bemont House East Hartford, Connecticut Built in , the historic home is said to have been haunted since , when renovations seem to have awakened its supernatural residents. Old State House Hartford, Connecticut 3.

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Ghosts of Manhattan NY: Capitol Theater Windham, Connecticut 21 miles from East Hartford, CT The ornate theater, in operation until , sat empty for nearly 30 years until a renovation brought it back to life. Windham Textile Museum Windham, Connecticut Theodore's and Smith's Billiards Springfield, Massachusetts