by Peggy Stevens(This story was graciously provided by the author, Peggy Stevens of Charleston, VT. It appeared originally in the Glover Vermont Historical Society website. We hope you enjoy it! – Vermonter.com) Part I: The […]
As you drive through New Haven, VT, just about 4 miles north of Middlebury, you may notice a sign that leads to Dog Team Road, behind the Lester Farm Market, just off busy Rte 7, […]
There are many wonderful things to do in Stowe, Vermont! This article is all about the beautiful town of Stowe, Vermont. Let’s take a look at what makes this town so great and why it’s […]
Haunted Vermont Ghost Hunters Notebook and Journal: Paranormal Investigation, Haunted House Journal and Exploration Tools Planner This ghost hunter’s journal and logbook is the perfect gift for both amateur and professionals conducting research into the […]
Years ago, when I was attending North Country Union High School, in Newport, VT, I submitted an article to the “Bish” Bishop section in what was ironically called the “Vermonter” section of the Burlington Free […]
Vermont Haunted History: Vermont Ghost Stories, Folklore, Myths, Curses and Legends Don’t you just love a good ghost story? A Vermont Haunted History is brimming with a collection of Vermont ghost stories, haunted locations and […]
Check this out! Vermont’s Haunted HistoryA New Amazon Kindle Book I am proud to announce my very first Kindle Book, Vermont’s Haunted History! This is the book that many of you have asked for, and […]
Just in time for Halloween. The Vermont Ghost Experience! It’s been three years since a book by Joseph A. Citro showed up in the bookstores just prior to Halloween. Too long. Vermont has changed a […]
Are there actually ghosts walking the halls of the Shelburne Farms Inn? These are the questions that many of us would like to know. There are local rumors that the Shelburne Farms Inn may indeed […]
Is Brunswick Springs really cursed? Courtesy of Alison Lima Ripley’s Believe it or Not called Brunswick Springs the “Eighth Wonder of the World” in 1984. To Abenaki American Indians, it is a sacred spot with […]
