Manchester, VT has some very historic buildings with perhaps a spirit or two lurking in the shadows Guests have reported unusual activity and other worldly, ghostly events at the resort. The typical recipes for a […]
There are many locations in Burlington, VT with a ghostly history of hauntings and paranormal activity. The story goes that a man who once worked at the former Carburs Restaurant building (now known as American […]
Brattleboro is Vermont’s oldest town so it’s not surprising that there may very well be a haunting or two in it’s long history. At the Brattleboro, VT Austine School for the Deaf, security guards say […]
History tells us that the steam engine was invented by Robert Fulton. However, it was actually invented by a man named Samuel Morey. In 1793, he fitted a paddle wheel and steam engine to a […]
It’s almost Halloween again and that means haunted hayrides, corn mazes and all that other fun stuff. About 12 years ago, I went on a haunted hayride in southern NH and it was fantastic. A […]
Creepy Places of New England: Black Agnes (Green Mount Cemetery), Montpelier, VT Black Agnes, the cemetery statue that kills those who dare sit on “her” lap??? A copper statue located at Green Mount Cemetery in […]
by Scott Wheeler of Vermont’s Northland Journal A farmer’s work is never done – even in death… at least that is what I like to joke about when I tell people about the old farmer […]
A vampire’s heart burned on the Woodstock, VT village green? Maybe. There is a well known legend that suggests that in 1834 the eldest son of the Corwin family of Woodstock, VT died from a […]
A Barre, VT woolen mill, built in 1842, hosts some non-living past workers who refuse to punch out and leave. There have been many sightings at the old mill over the past 100 years. One […]
Friendly resident ghosts are said to have made the St. Albans, VT., Back Inn Time (a local inn) their home. According to Pauline Cray, who owned Inn in 2012, there is Lora, the wife of […]
