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Haunted ConnectcutHomespun Farm - Griswold, Connecticut.
306 Preston Road, Griswold, CT (860) 376-5178
*Hotel Website
The owners have felt similar presences at different times. The presence of the same man, same watchful feeling. A guiding spirit, they called him, Old Man Simon. He is the original owner of the 260-year-old home. Mrs. Brewster has also been felt. A watchful spirit in the house that may be heard walking up the stairs at night. The spirits here are of a comfortable kind, not scary.
-Old Trinity Church, Brooklyn, Connecticut.
No address listed.
Behind the graveyard is a small path that leads to a cross-shaped clearing. The animals that make this clearing their home are thought to be possessed. The same is believed of the church. Allegedly a serial killer, Mike Ross, buried his victims behind the church and in blood wrote, "I love little girls." These women are thought to be the cause of the paranormal activity that exists there today.
-Dudley Town, Connecticut.
-Huguenot House, East Hartford, Connecticut.
Located in the Middle of Martin Park, off Burnside Avenue.
When this house was relocated in 1981, workers claimed to see the spirit of a lady in a blue dress. Knocking and hammering was also heard during reconstruction. Benny, as the worker's nicknamed the playful spirit, seemed to want to help rebuild the home. Also, in 1982, police were called to the location when a child playing in the nearby park reported a ghostly child's face roaming around the establishment. It sits as a historical landmark today at the entrance of that very park.
-Red Brook Inn, Mystic, Connecticut.
For reservations, call (860) 572-0349 between 9am and 9pm.
*Website
Many people who visit the Red Brook Inn report moving cold spots and disembodied voices.
-Union Cemetary, Easton, Connecticut.
No address listed.
The infamous White Lady resides here and haunts these grounds.
-Carousel Resturant, Seymour, Connecticut.
153 North Street, Seymour, CT 06483. 203-888-2700
*Website
Converted to a resturant in the 60's, this former mansion is said to house the soul of an unhappy young woman who once lived there with her brother.
-Kent Mansion, Suffield, Connecticut.
No address listed.
Although abandoned now, many people have reported seeing lights turning on in both the house and the carraige house.
-Green Lady Cemetary, Burlington, Connecticut.
No address listed.
Elisabeth, she reportedly drowned in the swamplands near the cemetary many years ago, she is now known to wander the land surrounded by a green mist.
-Stepney Cemetary, Stepney, Connecticut.
No address listed.
Many ghostly photos have been captured in this old and dignified cemetary. It is also, purportedly, the second stomping ground of The Lady in White, infamous for her haunts in The Union Cemetary.
-The Chart House, Simsbury, Connecticut.
4 Hartford Road, Weatogue (Simsbury), CT.
*Website
Haunted by the spirit of an unknown woman, who likes to turn on and off lights as well as open and close doors, the employees consider her friendly and enjoy having her around.
-Indian Well State Park, Shelton, Connecticut. ( correction of area thank's to 'Lauren Maire - Please note, most of this info is obtained from viewer's, and error's/typos sometimes occur )
*Website
You just might see another "White Lady", this one rumored to have died on her wedding day. Also, many folks consider the park haunted by a group of children who perished in a train accident while playing cards on the tracks in the 1930's.
-Church of Eternal Light, Bristol, Connecticut.
1199 Hill Street (P.O. Box 1331), Bristol, CT 06010
Many apparitions have been reported in this famous church which has been featured on national television. Balls of light have been filmed moving about the grounds, sightings have been reported in the belltower, and it is also thought that the spirit of a former parishoner who was struck by lighting and died on the front steps still roams the grounds.
-Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, Connecticut.
700 Prospect St, New Haven, CT, 203-773-8550
*Website
Many of the old mansions, now coverted into dorms, are said to be haunted. A mysterious woman in green roams the hall. Saddest of all is the young spirit of a boy, thought to be between eight and ten years old by those who have witnessed him. Rumor has it that he was locked in the attic during life, and now remains on the grounds looking for someone to play with. He is known to move and relocate items and can often be seen standing in the hallways.
-Cyrenius H. Booth Library, Newtown, Connecticut.
See website for information.
*Website
Newtown only has one library and it's haunted. Booth's daughter, Mary Hawley, is said to still roam the grounds because the building was once her home. Her room is located on the top floor but is now locked down after a new addition. Things have quieted now since the shut down her room, but Mary's ghost most likely is still wandering the grounds.
-Whirlwind Road, Wallingford, Connecticut.
Actual road in town.
Motorists and local police have reported seeing the spectre of a woman in white. She is thought to be the sad visage of a woman once jilted at the alter. So despondent over her lost love she drowned herself and now wanders the road, wet and desperate, looking for a ride. However, once your back is turned, she will mysteriously disappear.
-Bethel High School, Bethel, Connecticut.
Once called Suicide High, due to the high number of self inflicted deaths on the property, this school is still haunted by some of those who have passed over. Cold spots can be felt in the basement and apparitions have been sighted in both the basement and on the second floor.
-Lighthouse Inn, New London, Connecticut. Six Guthrie Place, New London, Connecticut 06320 (860) 443-8411
*Website
This luxurious Inn is the perfect blend of historic charm and modern day conveniences and also sports many haunted rooms as well as two Victorian women who still wander the grounds.
-Stratford Booth Memorial Park, Connecticut.
No address listed.
Said to be haunted by the negative force of a male spirit who can sometimes be photographed standing in the windows of a white house on the property.
-Fort Nathan Hale, New Haven, Connecticut.
36 Woodward Ave, New Haven, CT 06512 203-787-8790
*Information.
Home to the Black Rock Revolutionary War, Ft Nathan Hale 1809-1814, 1861-1885, many people have reported seeing apparitions of soldiers as well as green glowing lights in now sealed off bunkers.
Voluntown, Connecticut. Unnamed road.
*Website
The spirit of a young girl is said to reside along one of the roads in this town. Known as Maud, her grave is said to be just off the roadside. Orbs have been spotted and it is rumored that, if one utters her name while driving past her grave, the car will either stall or crash.
-Meriden, Connecticut.
Haunting takes place in entire city.
*Website
The black dog of Meriden. Seen around town in many locations, the sleek black dog greets town people with a bad temperment. Alot of local folklore surrounds the dog and it is said you can base your fortune, whether if be good luck or impending death, on the number of times you spot him.
-Bacon Academy High School, Colchester, Connecticut.
611 Norwich Avenue, Colchester, CT.
After falling to his death from a catwalk during construction, the spirit of a worker is said to haunt the auditorium, switching lights on and off.
-Salem Town Hall, Salem, Connecticut.
No address listed.
After hanging himself in the radio tower, the spirit of a man still walks the Salem Town Hall. Doors slam, lights go off, doors lock, and cold spots have been reported.
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