​Hey everyone! It's August already, which means it's already time for the next GhostQuest.net monthly newsletter! I don't know if it's just me, but wow is 2020 going by fast!! I hope you're all having a great Summer so far, despite everything going on in the world right now!!

For those of you who are just recently becoming part of the community - welcome aboard, and thank you for subscribing! I'm Brian Weaver and I run GhostQuest.net, one of the internet's largest online resources for paranormal researchers, investigators, and folklore enthusiasts. If you haven't received your FREE copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters, you can click the link here to download it as a special Thank You just for signing up for my newsletter! For those of you reading this on my blog, sorry, this is for newsletter subscribers only!!!


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First off, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone reading this newsletter, and everyone who takes the time to share my posts and send me messages on social media! As you know, I do all of the writing, research, web development, video editing, and content creation myself, and I appreciate your support so much!

As some of you may have noticed, things have been going a bit slower here at GhostQuest.net lately, and that's because unfortunately earlier this month I suffered an unexplained seizure and completely broke my right shoulder in several spots, which as you can imagine has been an incredibly painful injury. Due to the nature of the injury I had to undergo a full shoulder replacement surgery, which is still causing me a lot of pain, and is just the first step on a long, long road to recovery...

Despite all this, when I have the strength I've still been doing my best to post as much new content for you guys as possible!! But unfortunately since I'm right-handed, it's been slow going since I have to do everything with my left hand. I'm trying my best to stay positive, but honestly it's been a really hard month for me and my girlfriend, Kelli, who has had to do almost everything for me, from getting me dressed in the morning, to making lunch, cleaning up around the house, and so much more... all of this on top of working overnight shifts on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic as a nursing assistant. She doesn't read these newsletters, but I still feel the need to express my deep gratitude for all that she's done for me over the last month (and 5 years of our relationship).

I also can't even begin to express how thankful I am for my network of followers and friends who have reached out to ask how I'm doing. You guys are the best!!! If anyone reading this cares enough to help us out financially throughout all this, you can go to my Patreon page and make a pledge, and I'd really, really appreciate it!! Even just $1 a month helps out a ton with covering the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net, and even a one-time pledge makes a difference!

But anyway, let's move onto some positive news!

Over the last month, the GhostQuest.net Link Exchange has seen a huge overhaul, with over 30 new paranormal content creators being added to the exchange!! For those of you who don't know what the Link Exchange is, it's one of the biggest ways that GhostQuest.net gives back to the paranormal community by helping to promote other paranormal content creators, such as YouTubers, Bloggers, Authors, Investigators, and more!!

If you're a paranormal content creator and haven't checked out the Link Exchange yet, I highly recommend doing so!! Without going into too much boring detail, having other websites link back to your Webpage, Blog, or YouTube Channel helps your search rankings on Google, not to mention some of my followers might click the link too!! So what are you waiting for? Send me an email (ghostquest.usa@gmail.com) with the name of your Blog, Website, or YouTube Channel, the webpage URL you want me to link to, and the thumbnail you'd like me to use, and that's it, I'll do the rest!!

As many of you also know, back in June I published my first book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, which tells over 300 true ghost stories, urban legends, and folklore tales throughout the state of New York! As an indie author I was originally really disappointed when things fell through with my publisher, and I discovered I was going to have to self publish my new book without any help or guidance... but being able to make edits and other minor tweaks as new information becomes available is a huge bonus that I wouldn't have otherwise. Plus, knowing I did everything myself, from the research, to the cover art, is such an awesome feeling!!

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I'll also be releasing my next book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts sometime around the beginning of autumn if everything goes well! So if you want to get a free copy of that one, be sure to sign up for the GhostQuest.net Book Review Club!!! I promise you won't regret it!! 

And don't forget, I've also been working on a Video Series on YouTube to go along with my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York!! If you like my books, or my ghost stories, I know you'll love these spooky videos, narrated by me!! I try and release a new video every Saturday, but due to my recent injury it's been more like biweekly, or whenever I can manage to do one... things are getting back to normal, but slowly...

So here's my latest YouTube video for those who haven't checked it out yet about New York's Most Haunted Hotels & Inns, which may just be my best, spookiest video yet!

​I've also begun recording episodes for my YouTube Channel a week early, which I post for all my $1 Patreon Subscribers to enjoy a full week before everyone else! If you haven't checked out my Patreon Page, I have a bunch of other cool stuff on there too, like blog posts, polls, and more! Once I hit 20 subscribers I'll begin doing monthly contests and giveaways where you can win cool stuff, like books, tee shirts, event tickets, and other cool merchandise! To those of you guys who do support me on Patreon (all 6 of you!!) I just want to say a special THANK YOU for helping out, especially in these trying times! I work really hard to put out the amount of content I do on GhostQuest.net and your contribution towards my hosting and production costs help me out SO MUCH!

Another exciting update I've made to GhostQuest.net is adding a "User Comments & Submissions" form for each of the locations listed on my Haunted City pages. This gives my readers a chance to leave comments and feedback, or submit their own personal stories and pictures!! Here's an example of what I mean as displayed on my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Detroit and my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Mackinac Island pages! I'd love to hear some of your stories!  


Well, that's it for the GhostQuest.net August, 2020 newsletter! Thank you all again so much for subscribing and supporting GhostQuest.net! Have a spooky August!

Thanks,
Brian,
GhostQuest.net

The following is a list of allegedly haunted hospitals and asylums in New York, USA. Be sure to leave me a comment and let me know which location you think is the creepiest! To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!
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Coordinates:  42.754572°, -76.702851°
Location Address:  391 Main Street, Aurora, New York, 13026
Built in 1833, the Aurora Inn in Aurora, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman in white, whose apparition is allegedly seen by guests and employees at night, as well as the spirit of an unknown man who is seen walking the shoreline of the nearby Cayuga Lake. Although many guests have reported encountering these spirits over the years, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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​​​Coordinates:  43.817911°, -74.876708°
Location Address:  1510 Big Moose Road, Eagle Bay, New York, 13331
​Constructed in 1902, the Big Moose Inn in Eagle Bay, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a pregnant woman named Grace Brown who was murdered by her boyfriend in 1906 after it was discovered that she had become pregnant out of wedlock. According to legend her boyfriend, Chester, promised a romantic getaway for the two. After luring Grace to the remote wilderness, he brought the woman to the middle of Big Moose Lake in a canoe where he beat her unconscious with a wooden racquet and left her to drown. Her apparition is often seen by guests at the inn, as well as wandering the shores of Big Moose Lake where her body was discovered. For additional information see: Big Moose Lake in Webb, New York.


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Coordinates:  43.057008°, -74.199460°
Location Address:  59 W. Main Street, Broadalbin, New York, 12025
​Built in 1854 as a glove store, guests at the Broadalbin Hotel in Broadalbin, New York often report encountering the apparitions of fallen soldiers wearing old military uniforms. Employees report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, and others report experiencing unexplained paranormal activity, such as lights flickering or electronic devices turning on and off by themselves. Many suicides have allegedly occurred at the Broadalbin Hotel over the years, which many investigators claim is the reason for the location's haunted reputation. The Broadalbin Hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2011.


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​​Coordinates:  42.677497°, -74.485464°
Location Address:  105 Park Place, Cobleskill, New York, 12043
Constructed in 1802, the Bull's Head Inn in Cobleskill, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Mrs. Stacy, whose apparition is seen late at night wearing a long white gown. According to legend, paranormal activity at the Bull's Head Inn only began once the inn obtained a liquor license and started serving alcohol. Since Mrs. Stacy was a devout member of the Christian Women's Temperance Union and a strong advocate for alcohol prohibition, many believe this to have angered her restless spirit, which allegedly causes mischief at the bar by knocking over glasses, and throwing plates or other objects.


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​​​​​​Coordinates:  40.744334°, -73.996873°
Location Address:  222 W. 23rd Street, Manhattan, New York, 10011
Constructed in 1884, the Hotel Chelsea in Manhattan, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of British rock star Sid Vicious of The Sex Pistols, who is said to have murdered his then-girlfriend Nancy Spungen before later dying of a heroin overdose. Another spirit commonly observed by guests is that of the American writer and poet Dylan Thomas, who passed away in November of 1953 while staying in Room 206. It is unknown how many other spirits reside at the Hotel Chelsea, but guests frequently report encountering shadow figures and apparitions, as well as feeling a mysterious presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Other guests have reported experiencing lights and other electronic devices turning on and off by themselves, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and screams late at night.


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​Coordinates:  40.773502°, -73.978926°
Location Address:  ​1 W. 67th Street, New York City, New York, 10023
Constructed in the early 1900's, the Hotel Des Artistes in New York City is said to be haunted by the spirit of the famous American actor James Dean, who maintained ownership of a 2nd floor apartment until his death in September of 1955, even after moving to Hollywood. Another spirit said to haunt the old hotel is that of a man named Valentino, whose apparition is allegedly seen reflected in windows and mirrors, and accompanied by the strong smell of exotic cologne. In addition to witnessing these apparitions, guests at the Hotel Des Artistes report experiencing a variety of other paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  42.929354°, -78.882217°
Location Address:  444 Forest Avenue, Buffalo, New York, 14213
The Hotel Henry Urban Resort in Buffalo, New York was constructed in the late 1800's as the Buffalo Psychiatric Center, which treated patients with mental illness until the early 1970's when it was closed due to claims of abuse and neglect by caretakers. It was also the site of a bloody battlefield during the War of 1812, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of former soldiers and mental patients who died violent and unnatural deaths. Guests at the Hotel Henry often report seeing shadow figures and apparitions, including the spirit of a mysterious lady in white who wanders the hallways late at night. Employees working at night also report hearing strange disembodied voices and sounds, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Workers remodeling empty areas of the hotel over the years have reported hearing strange disembodied sounds, and experiencing other unexplained paranormal activity such as sudden cold spots, and tools or other equipment being moved or misplaced by an unseen entity.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.017629°, -75.459370°
Location Address:  591 Oquaga Lake Road, Deposit, New York, 13754
Visitors at Scott's Family Resort in Deposit, New York report experiencing unexplained paranormal activity, such as apparitions, disembodied voices, footsteps, and doors opening and closing by themselves. Scott's Family Resort was previously known as Hansen's Resort, which was also reported to be haunted. Although many guests over the years have reported encountering these spirits and apparitions, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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​​​Coordinates:  41.427123°, -73.679258°
Location Address:  57 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, New York, 10512
Constructed in 1852 by James Smalley, Smalley's Inn & Restaurant in Carmel, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young girl named Elizabeth Smalley, whose body was found buried beneath the basement stairs in the early 2000's. Employees also report feeling a strange presence, as well as witnessing the spirits of a man and woman who are believed to be Elizabeth's parents. The inn burned down in 1924 and was later converted into an office building, and then reopened as an Italian restaurant during the 1950's.


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Coordinates:  43.080664°, -73.786248°
Location Address:  365 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, New York, 12866
Opened in 1877, The Adelphi Hotel in Saratoga Springs, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman, whose apparition is seen wearing a blue Victorian-era dress. Guests report encountering the woman's ghost throughout the hotel, as well as experiencing cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Although many report encountering the unidentified woman's spirit, the reason for her presence is unknown.


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​​​​Coordinates:  41.413248°, -73.910759°
Location Address:  1123 Old Albany Post Road, Garrison, New York, 10524
​Built in the 1700's as Warren's Tavern, the Bird & Bottle Inn in Garrison, New York was used as a headquarters by Colonial troops during the American Revolutionary War. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Emily Warren, who was the tavern's original owner. Guests at the inn have reported encountering Emily's spirit, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of a woman's voice singing.


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Coordinates:  40.553631°, -74.217415°
Location Address:  ​2512 Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island, New York, 10309
Constructed in 1832 by the Mesereau family, The Historic Old Bermuda Inn in Staten Island, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman named Martha Mesereau. According to legend, Mrs. Mesereau passed away in the house in 1860 shortly after discovering that her husband, Mr. William Mesereau had been killed in battle while fighting in the American Civil War. Her spirit is often seen by guests throughout the inn, especially on the second floor in the bedroom where she died. Workers performing renovations on the inn also report hearing strange sounds coming from vacant areas, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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​​​​​​Coordinates:  42.352396°, -79.325271°
Location Address:  11 Cottage Row, Lily Dale, New York, 14752
The Maplewood Hotel was constructed in the late 1800's, and is said to be haunted by a number of unidentified spirits who remain for unknown reasons. ​Guests at The Maplewood Hotel in Lily Dale, New York report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied footsteps at night. Others report being woken in the middle of the night by a shadowy entity, or feeling a strange presence, as if someone else is in the otherwise empty room.


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​​​​Coordinates:  42.614775°, -77.403179°
Location Address:  111 S. Main Street, Naples, New York, 14512
The Naples Hotel & Restaurant in Naples, New York was constructed in 1895 as a hotel and resting place for stagecoach and railroad travelers. Visitors report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures at night, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as lights turning on and off by themselves, and objects being moved by an unseen entity. It's estimated that at least six different ghosts haunt the Naples Hotel, including one woman and her three ghostly children, as well as a man nicknamed Topper. Although many guests over the years have reported encountering these spirits, the exact reason for their presence is unknown.


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Coordinates:  40.780675°, -73.110572°
Location Address:  1500 Smithtown Avenue, Bohemia, New York, 11716
Constructed during the 1920's as a private residence, The Normandie Inn in Bohemia, New York was used as a hotel and speakeasy during the prohibition era. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Maria, who was strangled to death on the 2nd floor, as well as several other unidentified apparitions. One former owner reports having a strange experience where footprints began showing up on a newly shampooed carpet, as if an unseen entity was walking across the room. He also noted that call bells from vacant areas of the inn would often ring without explanation, and former guests staying at the inn reported hearing strange disembodied whispers late at night. The Normandie Inn was permanently closed in 2004 and remains abandoned.


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Coordinates:  43.555736°, -73.645534°
Location Address:  110 Sagamore Road, Bolton Landing, New York, 12814
​Opened in 1883, The Sagamore Hotel in Bolton Landing, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young boy who was hit by a car while collecting lost golf balls near the hotel's golf course during the 1950's. Since his death, golfers at the resort report witnessing the apparition of a young boy, who allegedly likes to play pranks by laughing and throwing golf balls at people. An article published by Today Magazine lists The Sagamore Hotel & Resort as one of the top ten most haunted hotels in the United States, with apparitions being sighted at many different locations. The 2nd floor of The Sagamore Hotel is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former maid who was killed by another woman during the 1930's after it was discovered she was having an affair, and guests on the 2nd and 3rd floor often report encountering the spirit of a man wearing a long black cloak. Other guests have reported encountering the spirit of a former hotel guest who is described as having a long mustache and wearing a three-piece suit, as well as witnessing the spirits of young children running and playing in the hallways late at night. Many psychic mediums and sensitives who stay at The Sagamore Hotel claim the spirits of those who once came to the hotel on vacation still continue to do so after their death.


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​​​​Coordinates:  41.740603°, -74.373638°
Location Address:  56 Main Street, Napanoch, New York, 12458
​Constructed in 1845 as Ritch's Hotel, The Shanley Hotel in Napanoch, New York was used during the prohibition era as a brothel and speakeasy, and is considered one of the most haunted hotels in New York. Guests and employees report witnessing apparitions, as well as experiencing a wide variety of other paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, whistling, and footsteps. Others report encountering a spectral cat, or feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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​​​​​​Coordinates:  42.329252°,  -75.770314°
Location Address:  25 Genesee Street, Greene, New York, 13778
​Constructed in the early 1900's, The Sherwood Hotel in Greene, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman named Rebecca, who allegedly committed suicide by jumping from one of the second floor balconies. Her apparition is most often seen by guests staying in Rooms 207 and 209. Other guests have reported hearing the sounds of disembodied screams, as well as witnessing doors being opened and closed by an unseen entity. Two guests staying at The Sherwood Hotel in January when the hotel was empty reported hearing the sounds of a party being held in the hallways outside their room, but when they went to investigate the source of the noises, nobody was there. The couple even went on to complain to the hotel's manager, who confirmed that nobody else was staying in the building.


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​​​​Coordinates:  41.108778°, -72.361966°
Location Address:  714 Main Street, Greenport, New York, 11944
The Townsend Manor Inn in Greenport, New York was constructed in the early 1800's as a private residence. ​Guests at the inn report being woken in the middle of the night by the spirit of a young girl, as well as experiencing a variety of other unexplained paranormal activity, such as cold spots, disembodied voices, footsteps, lights flickering, and doors being opened and closed by an unseen entity. Other guests report hearing strange tapping and banging noises, as well as the disembodied sounds of a young girl's voice.



​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

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The following is a list of famous haunted bridges and roadways in New York, USA. Be sure to leave me a comment and let me know which location you think is the creepiest! To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!
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And be sure to also check out this spooky YouTube Video I made to go along with this blog:

Coordinates:  40.706023°, -73.996729°
Location Address:  Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn, New York, 11201
Constructed between 1869 and 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn, New York is said to be haunted by the spirits of at least 20 former workers who were killed during its construction. Motorists and pedestrians at night often report witnessing shadow figures, as well as hearing disembodied voices and screams. One commonly seen spirit is that of a headless man who was allegedly decapitated by a large cable during the bridge's construction, and another is that of a young girl whose spirit is seen by pedestrians at night. It's also estimated that hundreds of people over the years have committed suicide by jumping from the Brooklyn Bridge, whose spirits may still linger at the location of their death.


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Coordinates:  42.971066°, -76.249368°
Location Address:  ​Cedarvale Road, Onondaga, New York, 13215
Also known as 13 Curves, Cedarvale Road in Onondaga, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman in white, who according to legend was killed in a car crash on her wedding night. Witnesses who encounter the woman's spirit say she carries a lantern, has eerie, glowing eyes, and is covered in blood. Sometimes referred to as the Ghost Bride of 13 Curves, motorists often report trying to offer the ghostly woman a ride before she mysteriously vanishes, and many also blame the woman for a number of strange car accidents on the road. Pedestrians walking in the area at night also report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, or feeling as if they are being watched.


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Coordinates:  43.256767°, -76.333878°
Location Address:  ​County Route 57, Oswego, New York, 13126
In the spring of 1898, an Oswego man named William Cooper returned to his family farmhouse on County Route 57, also known as Seneca Hill, after a night of heavy drinking. After getting into an argument with his wife, William loaded a rifle and attempted to shoot her. Mrs. Cooper managed to escape with their young daughter, and ran to a neighbor's house for help. When William arrived shortly after, it's believed that he first shot and killed the neighbors who attempted to protect his wife. According to an article published in the New York Times on June 25th of 1898, he then turned the rifle on Mrs. Cooper, their daughter, and then finally himself. Ever since, motorists on County Route 57 and several other nearby roadways have reported witnessing the spirit of a woman and a young girl wearing old night gowns running barefoot down the road. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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​​​​Coordinates:  43.058114°, -78.622808°
Location Address:  Delaware Road, Clarence, New York, 14032
Motorists traveling on Delaware Road in Clarence, New York report witnessing the spirit of a man whose apparition is seen carrying a lantern, and who is often accompanied by the spirit of a young girl. Others have reported encountering a large canine-like creature with allegedly supernatural origins, described as looking like part horse, and part hound. One young man who visited Delaware Road in 2014 claims to have encountered the strange creature with a group of friends, who fled after the animal appeared behind them, growling menacingly. Others report feeling cold spots and experiencing electronic device malfunctions, such as flashlight batteries being drained, or other equipment refusing to work. Other investigators have reported experiencing unexplained feelings of depression, sadness, and dread, which forces them to leave the location.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.940773°, -75.859608°
Location Address:  East Lake Road, Cazenovia, New York, 13035
Motorists on East Lake Road in Cazenovia, New York report encountering the apparitions of two women dressed in 1700's-era clothing. According to motorists the two women disappear when approached, and are described as being transparent, with car headlights passing through their transient forms.


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​​Coordinates:  41.877884°, -73.807306°
Location Address:  Fiddlers Bridge Road, Clinton Corners, New York, 12572
Locals in Clinton Corners, New York report hearing the disembodied sounds of a fiddle playing on Fiddlers Bridge Road late at night, where a local man who was notorious for playing the fiddle died in 1910. According to legend, the man was walking home on a dark and foggy night, and accidentally fell from the bridge now known as Fiddlers Bridge. Motorists on Fiddlers Bridge Road most often report witnessing the man's apparition in the days leading up to Halloween, which is said to be the anniversary of the fiddler's death.


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​​​​Coordinates:  43.4216465, -76.4959203
Location Address:  Gray Road, Minetto, New York, 13126
​Gray Road in Minetto, New York is the location of many tragic and violent deaths. On November 2nd, 1926 a woman named Ethel Guinup committed suicide, and was found hanging from a tree on the side of the road, and on August 9th, 1961 a cab driver named Frank Coolidge was fatally shot by a passenger and left in the woods to die. Motorists driving on Gray Road report encountering apparitions and shadow figures, as well as witnessing strange glowing orbs and experiencing other paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices and screams. Locals also claim that many other unknown spirits haunt Gray Road and the surrounding marshlands, and many report feeling the presence of an unseen entity when traveling on the road at night.


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​​​Coordinates:  41.726713°, -74.410762°
Location Address:  Greenfield Road, Ellenville, New York, 12428
Motorists on Greenfield Road in Ellenville, New York report witnessing the spirits of two young children dressed in 1800's style clothing. Pedestrians walking on the road at night also report experiencing strange paranormal activity, such as sudden cold spots and drops in temperature, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Although many witnesses have come forward over the years claiming to witness these two spirits, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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​​​Coordinates:  43.041781°, -75.922824°
Location Address:  Gulf Road, Chittenango, New York, 13037
Motorists on Gulf Road in Chittenango, New York report witnessing the spirit of a mysterious woman late at night, as well as other unidentified apparitions and shadowy figures. Others claim to witness strange glowing orbs coming from the nearby woods, and pedestrians often report hearing disembodied footsteps and the sounds of distant voices chanting. Due to findings of alleged satanic symbols and artifacts in the woods along Gulf Road, the area is also believed to be used as a meeting place for Satanists to perform dark magic and other occult rituals.


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Coordinates:  40.559697°, -74.123766°
Location Address:  ​Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island, New York, 10306
The wooded area surrounding Hylan Boulevard in Staten Island, New York is believed to be the site of an ancient Native American burial ground, where the restless spirits of former tribesmen and women are said to wander the woods late at night. Motorists on Hylan Boulevard often report witnessing spectral figures and apparitions, as well as experiencing feelings of being watched by an unseen entity lurking just out of sight. It is believed that the spirits of the deceased became restless after European settlers settled the land and began construction during the 1600's.


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Coordinates:  40.912047°, -73.878766°
Location Address:  ​​​​​Lee Avenue, Yonkers, New York, 10705
Residents of Lee Avenue in Yonkers, New York claim their homes are frequently visited by violent, aggressive spirits who torment their inhabitants. Reports of paranormal activity range from encountering malevolent spirits, to hearing disembodied voices, to having objects thrown across the room by an unseen entity. Former residents have also reported feeling as if they were being possessed by a demonic entity, and several attempts to exorcise the houses have been attempted over the years. Many believe the buildings on Lee Avenue were built over an ancient Native American burial ground, and in June of 2012 a book was published by a former Lee Avenue resident about the allegedly haunted location, called The Lee Avenue Haunting.


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Coordinates:  43.477693°, -75.302127°
Location Address:  Lovers Lane, Boonville, New York, 13309
​Lovers Lane in Boonville, New York is rumored to be haunted by the spirits of French settlers who once used the road for trading and other purposes during the 1700's. Motorists often report witnessing the apparitions of men and women who appear to be wearing 1700's era clothing, and pedestrians report hearing the disembodied sounds of horses and wagon wheels.


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​​​​Coordinates:  40.814588°, -73.426854°
Location Address:  Mt. Misery Road & Sweet Hollow Road, Huntington, New York, 11743
​Motorists on Mt. Misery Road and Sweet Hollow Road in West Hills, New York report encountering the spirit of a woman late at night, known as the Lady in White. In some instances, drivers pull over to offer the woman a ride before she mysteriously vanishes. Another urban legend claims that during the 1700's a hospital located in the woods near Sweet Hollow Road burned down, killing a number of patients, whose smoldering apparitions are said to appear at night screaming in agony. Even before European settlers arrived in New York in the 1600's, Native American tribes believed the area to be cursed.


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​​​​Coordinates:  43.462514°, -75.056542°
Location Address:  North Lake Road, Forestport, New York, 13338
North Lake Road in Forestport, New York was used by the British army to transport troops during the American Revolutionary War, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of a number of former British and American soldiers who were killed in battle. Motorists driving on the road at night have reported witnessing apparitions dressed in 1700's-style military uniforms, as well as experiencing unexplained feelings of dread, or feelings of being watched by an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  42.622436°,  -79.048335°
Location Address:  Holland Road, Angola, New York, 14006 (Nearest Approximate Location)
Since the 1950's, locals in Angola, New York have told stories of a fearsome, ax-wielding creature known as The Pigman, who is described as having the torso of a man and the head of a pig. Holland Road is commonly referred to as Pigman Road due to an urban legend that claims a group of teenagers were killed by the Pigman, and their heads were mounted on pikes along the road. Although no historical evidence is available to validate these claims, and very few encounters with the Pigman have been recorded over the years, many locals believe the Pigman still hides in wooded areas along Holland Road waiting to claim his next victim and mount their head on a pike.


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​​​​Coordinates:  43.7371756,  -75.705397
Location Address:  Sears Pond Road, Montague, New York, 13367
​Sometimes referred to as Tug Hill, Sears Pond Road in Montague, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Anna Tebidor, who was decapitated in a fatal car accident on June 14th, 1954. According to police reports, Anna Tebidor was returning home from an alcohol run with a friend when the truck she was driving failed to maneuver around a sharp curve, causing the vehicle to flip several times before finally landing a short distance off the road. Since her death, motorists on Sears Pond Road have reported encountering the spirit of Anna Tebidor, who has earned the nickname "Tug Hill Annie." She is described as being pale, and appearing to float or glide along the surface of the road instead of walking. Other witnesses have reported hearing disembodied voices, as well as capturing EVPs and misty apparitions on camera.


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​​​​Coordinates:  41.1204957, -74.0980221
Location Address:  Spook Rock Road, Montebello, New York, 10901
Spook Rock Road in Montebello, New York is said to be haunted by several apparitions, and is the center of many folklore tales. One story claims that a Native American man and a Dutch woman were caught by townsfolk having an affair, and were lynched. Another story tells of a Native American tribesman who murdered a young Dutch girl as revenge over a dispute with European settlers. Motorists on Spook Rock Road report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied screams late at night, while others report feeling sudden cold spots, and feelings of being watched by an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  43.335086°, -75.233952°
Location Address:  ​​​Starr Hill Road, Steuben, New York, 13438
​Starr Hill Road in Steuben, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a Welsh immigrant and physician named Dr. Roberts, who was killed during a storm while walking to a patient's house due to a medical emergency in the late 1800's. His apparition is often seen by motorists at night carrying a lantern, and pedestrians on Star Hill Road also report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, or experiencing feelings of being watched.


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Coordinates:  43.1697454,  -75.7255978
Location Address:  ​​​Sterling Road, Sylvan Beach, New York, 13157
Sterling Road in Sylvan Beach, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman who was murdered, with many claiming that other murders have occurred at this location over the years as well. Motorists at night report witnessing a female apparition walking on the road and through the nearby woods, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and screams. Others claim to encounter a phantom vehicle driving on the road, or report witnessing strange lights in the woods. There is also an abandoned house located on Sterling Road where investigators report witnessing apparitions and experiencing unexplained paranormal activity, such as objects being moved or thrown by an unseen entity, and feelings of being pushed or attacked. Despite these claims, no historical evidence of a murder taking place on Sterling Road is currently available to confirm their validity.


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Coordinates:  43.11637°, -76.394616°
Location Address:  Whiskey Hollow Road, Baldwinsville, New York, 13027
​Whiskey Hollow Road in Baldwinsville, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a man who died under mysterious circumstances while imprisoned in a small shack. According to legend, the man was wrongfully accused of murder and died in captivity while awaiting trial. After learning of his death, the man's wife allegedly hung herself from a nearby tree. Their spirits are both said to haunt the area, and many locals have reported hearing disembodied voices and screams coming from the woods at night. There are also rumors that a satanic cult meets in the woods along Whiskey Hollow Road in secret to perform dark magic rituals, however these claims are widely considered to be nothing more than urban legends.


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​Coordinates:  42.937915, -74.162120
Location Address:  Widow Susan Road, Amsterdam, New York, 12010
​Widow Susan Road in Amsterdam, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Susan Thomas, who passed away in 1892 after being widowed for over 50 years. Her apparition is often seen wearing a long white dress by motorists late at night, allegedly searching for her lost husband. Pedestrians walking the road at night also report feeling a strange presence, as if being followed or watched by an unseen entity. In October of 2016 an article was published by a local newspaper called The Daily Gazette which confirmed the existence of Susan Thomas, as well as many of the claims of locals who have reported witnessing her ghost.


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Coordinates:   42.127500°, -78.52317°
Location Address:  Wing Hollow Road, Allegany, New York, 14706
The area known as Wing Hollow in Allegany, New York was built in the 1950's as a skiing lodge called Ski Wing Resort. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of several skiers who were killed when a ski lift collapsed in the early 1960's. Motorists on Wing Hollow Road, which runs parallel to the resort, report witnessing the apparitions of men and women wearing skiing equipment late at night, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity. The spirits of two former employees who were shot and killed during a robbery in 1978 are also said to haunt the area where the resort once stood.


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The following is a list of allegedly haunted cemeteries in New York, USA. Be sure to leave me a comment and let me know which location you think is the creepiest! To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!
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Coordinates:  42.707115°, -73.731562°
Location Address:  Cemetery Avenue, Albany, New York, 12204
Established in 1884, Albany Rural Cemetery in Albany, New York spans over 460 acres, and is renowned as one of the most scenic cemeteries in the United States. Visitors report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied voices and screams late at night. Albany Rural Cemetery has been the site of several violent suicides over the years: Mary Douglas Scott, who was found dead after drinking arsenic, and a woman named Anna T. Osterhoudt, who died of a self-inflicted bullet wound next to the tomb of her late husband. Both women are now said to haunt the cemetery, in addition to a number of other unidentified men and women. Another spirit believed to haunt the old burial ground is a woman known as the Gray Lady, whose body was found in a nearby lake, as well as another spirit of a young woman wearing a prom dress. Some visiting the cemetery additionally report hearing the disembodied sounds of a beautiful female voice humming, while also feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Others have even reported encountering a spectral hound with glowing red eyes, as well as mysterious glowing orbs that appear to float through the cemetery late at night.


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​Coordinates:  40.678289°, -73.855874°
Location Address:  80th Street, Ozone Park, Queens, New York, 11417
Founded in 1865, Bayside Cemetery in Queens, New York is a historic Jewish cemetery that spans over 12 acres, and is home to over 35,000 burial plots. Visitors report witnessing apparitions, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena such as strange odors, disembodied voices, whispers, and feelings of paranoia that subside upon leaving the location. Paranormal investigators also report experiencing issues with electronic devices, such as camera and flashlight batteries being unexpectedly drained. During the mid-1900's, Bayside Cemetery fell into a state of disrepair and neglect, and saw many tombstones and other monuments fall victim to vandalism. In 2012 a nonprofit organization called The Community Association for Jewish At-Risk Cemeteries (CAJAC) began restoring the cemetery, and continues to maintain and preserve it.


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​​​​​Coordinates:  43.421119°, -73.716170°
Location Address:  Mohican Street & Dieskau Street, Lake George, New York, 12845
Caldwell Cemetery in Lake George, New York is named after an Irish immigrant named James Caldwell, who founded the town of Caldwell in 1810, which later became the town of Lake George. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of Colonial soldiers who were killed in a smallpox outbreak in the early 1810's. Many visitors report witnessing the apparitions of former soldiers wearing military uniforms, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of musket fire, and smelling gunpowder. Others have reported feeling sudden cold spots and drops in temperature, as well as feeling a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity.


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​​​​​​Coordinates:  43.183906°, -78.657474°
Location Address:  4849 Cold Springs Road, Lockport, New York, 14094
Established in 1840, Cold Springs Cemetery in Lockport, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman who was kidnapped and murdered after being picked up hitchhiking. Visitors to the cemetery report witnessing the woman's apparition, as well as experiencing cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Motorists driving by the cemetery at night claim to experience strange issues with electronic devices, such as radio static and car batteries dying without explanation. Others have also reported being approached by a young woman asking for a ride, who then mysteriously vanishes. Cold Spring Cemetery was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.245264°, -79.442435°
Location Address:  Meadows Road, Dewittville, New York, 14728
Dewittville Cemetery in Dewittville, New York was used from 1833 until 1918 by the Choutouqua County Poor House to bury deceased residents with no family. According to local historians, grave markers were not used in the cemetery until 1869, and many men and women were buried in unmarked graves. Their restless spirits are said to haunt the cemetery at night, where investigators report witnessing glowing orbs and apparitions, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as cold spots, and feeling a strange presence.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.4148458, -78.8341101
Location Address:  County Route 12, East Otto, New York, 14729
East Otto Cemetery in East Otto, New York is said to be haunted by the spirits of two headless women, whose apparitions are often seen by visitors at night. Others report witnessing the apparition of a man wielding an ax, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of women's screams. Although many East Otto locals have reported witnessing these three spirits, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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Coordinates:  42.717537°, -73.635248°
Location Address:  387 Pinewoods Avenue, Brunswick, New York, 12180
Established in 1897, Forest Park Cemetery is sometimes referred to as Pinewood Cemetery, and among superstitious locals has earned the nickname "The Gateway to Hell."  Visitors report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures at night, as well as a pair of glowing red eyes that appear to be watching for trespassers. One common urban legend claims that an article in Time Magazine was written declaring Forest Park Cemetery among the most haunted in the United States, but this claim was later proven to be false.


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Coordinates:  42.714109°, -78.537602°
Location Address:  ​12119 Goodleberg Road, South Wales, New York, 14139
Established in 1811, Goodleberg Cemetery in South Wales, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman in white, whose apparition is allegedly seen by visitors at night. Investigators also report experiencing other paranormal activity, such as cold spots, disembodied voices, and the disembodied sounds of a baby crying. The ghost of a local man named Dr. Albert Speaker is also said to haunt the cemetery, urging trespassers to leave. According to legend, Dr. Speaker once lived in a large house overlooking Goodleberg Cemetery where he made a living performing illegal abortions. After performing an abortion, he would dispose of the fetal remains somewhere within the cemetery, where it's said his spirit now lingers to prevent the living from discovering his wicked secrets. Dr. Speaker allegedly died of a heart attack in 1948 shortly after local police began investigating claims of his illegal activity, however many believe that he committed suicide to avoid punishment for his crimes.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.029582°,  -79.003516°​
Location Address:  11907 Gurnsey Hollow Road, Frewsburg, New York, 14738
Gurnsey Hollow Cemetery in Frewsburg, New York was established in the early 1800's as a children's cemetery, and is said to be haunted by a number of young children who died in a smallpox outbreak. Visitors also report encountering the spirit of a lady in white, as well as the spirit of a young, mentally handicapped girl who was stoned to death in the cemetery during the 1800's. Many also report witnessing other strange apparitions and orbs at night, as well as feeling a strange presence, or hearing disembodied voices, moans, and the sounds of children playing.


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Coordinates:  42.805817°, -73.932600°
Location Address:  907 State Street, Schenectady, New York, 12307
Established in 1857, the Historic Vale Cemetery in Schenectady, New York spans over 100 acres and contains over 33,000 burial plots. Visitors at the cemetery report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, while also hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and whispers. Paranormal investigators who enter the cemetery late at night often report witnessing strange glowing orbs and flashing lights, as well as hearing the sounds of a choir singing in the empty church nearby.


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​​​​Coordinates:  42.1405892, -79.2472993 
Location Address:  Moon Road, Ellicott, New York, 14731
​Visitors at Hollenbeck Cemetery in Ellicott, New York report encountering the spirit of a woman in white, as well as the spirit of a headless man on horseback. Others report witnessing glowing orbs, and hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and children crying. In 1995 several headstones were stolen from the cemetery, which many believe may be the cause of some paranormal activity at this location. In 1996 a memorial was placed by the Township of Ellicott commemorating those men and women whose graves were vandalized.


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​​​Coordinates:  43.213251°, -77.633954°
Location Address:  2461 Lake Avenue, Rochester, New York, 14612
Established in 1871, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery is a 332-acre Catholic Cemetery located in Rochester, New York with over 100,000 burial plots. It is also the final resting place of a man named Francis Tumblety, who was suspected by many of being Jack the Ripper. Visitors at this location report witnessing unidentified shadow figures and apparitions, especially in the children's section. Other visitors report feeling sudden cold spots or drops in temperature, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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​Coordinates:  43.217751°, -76.419899°
Location Address:  9250 Fenner Road, Phoenix, New York, 13135
​Jacksonville Rural Cemetery in Phoenix, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman, whose apparition is seen by visitors at night, as well as the spirit of a cat with bright, glowing eyes. Visitors at the cemetery also report feeling cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Many also report being drawn to a small stream behind the cemetery, which some claim is due to some type of supernatural energy.


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​​​​​Coordinates:  41.918923°, -73.996205°
Location Address:  75 Montrepose Avenue, Kingston, New York, 12401
Montrepose Cemetery in Kingston, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a mysterious, long-haired woman, whose apparition is often seen by visitors. Investigators in the cemetery at night also report hearing the sounds of disembodied screams, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as feeling cold spots, and unexplained feelings of fear or dread that subside upon leaving the location. Some claim that the woman haunting Montrepose Cemetery is actually a demon, who has the ability to possess or attach itself to visitors.


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​​​​Coordinates:  41.097027°, -73.861663°
Location Address:  540 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow, New York, 10591
Established in 1849 as Tarrytown Cemetery, the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Sleepy Hollow, New York spans over 90 acres and hosts over 45,000 burial plots. It is known for being the final resting place of the American writer Washington Irving, who became famous after writing The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in 1820.  The cemetery is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman known as the Bronze Lady, whose vengeful apparition often appears to visitors who have somehow disrespected her grave. Other urban legends claim that those who sit in the lap of the Bronze Lady's statue will either be blessed or cursed. 


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Coordinates:  43.087146°, -75.228950°
Location Address:  ​​601 Arthur Street, Utica, New York, 13501
St. Agnes Cemetery was established in 1851, and is the burial location of many of Utica's original founders and settlers. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of an unidentified woman, whose apparition is often accompanied by an infant child. In 1909, three young children were lured to the back of the cemetery and shot to death. One child survived the shooting, but the other two children are believed to haunt the cemetery where they died. Visitors at St. Agnes Cemetery also report feeling unexplained cold spots, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  42.951838°, -73.635592°
Location Address:  ​​​Stillwater Union Cemetery, Stillwater, New York, 12170
Visitors at Stillwater Union Cemetery in Stillwater, New York report witnessing strange apparitions and glowing orbs late at night, as well ​as hearing disembodied voices and whispers, and experiencing feelings of being watched by an unseen entity. Others claim to witness the apparition of a red-haired woman in an 1800's-style dress, while also smelling a strong, flowery perfume. 


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​​​Coordinates:  40.715886°, -73.866486°
Location Address:  80-01 Metropolitan Avenue, Middle Village, Queens, New York, 11379
Established in 1879, ​St. John Cemetery is a Roman Catholic burial ground in Middle Village, Queens. It is the burial site of dozens of former members of organized crime and mafia families, including Charles Luciano, Joe Colombo, John Gotti, and Vannie Higgins, as well as several New York congressmen and politicians. Visitors at the old cemetery report witnessing apparitions and hearing disembodied voices, as well as experiencing unexplained cold spots and drops in temperature.


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​​​​Coordinates:  43.0259025,  -78.896819
Location Address:  East River Road, Grand Island, New York, 14072
Whitehaven Cemetery in Grand Island, New York was established in 1865. ​Visitors commonly report witnessing three different spirits, as well as several other unidentified apparitions. The first two spirits are that of a young girl and a woman who appears to be her mother, and the third is that of a former American soldier who was killed during the Gulf War in the early 1990's and was buried at Whitehaven Cemetery. Many visitors also report feeling cold spots, and hearing disembodied voices and footsteps.


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​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

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The following is a list of allegedly haunted hospitals and asylums in New York, USA. Be sure to leave me a comment and let me know which location you think is the creepiest! To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

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Coordinates:  42.929354°, -78.882217°
Location Address:  444 Forest Avenue, Buffalo, New York, 14213
The Buffalo Psychiatric Center in Buffalo, New York was constructed in the late 1800's, and now stands as a luxury hotel called the Hotel Henry Urban Resort. The facility treated patients with mental illness until the early 1970's when it was closed due to claims of abuse and neglect by caretakers. It was also the site of a bloody battlefield during the War of 1812, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of former soldiers and mental patients who died violent and unnatural deaths. Guests at the Hotel Henry often report seeing shadow figures and apparitions, including the spirit of a mysterious lady in white who wanders the hallways. Employees working at the hotel at night also report hearing strange disembodied voices and sounds, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Workers remodeling empty areas of the hotel over the years have also reported hearing strange disembodied sounds, and experiencing other unexplained paranormal activity such as sudden cold spots, and tools or other equipment being moved or misplaced by an unseen entity.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.961232°, -77.136158°
Location Address:  11 E. Main Street, Clifton Springs, New York, 14432
Clifton Springs Sanitarium in Clifton Springs, New York was constructed in 1892, and was later remodeled for use as an apartment building called Spa Apartments, Inc. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former doctor named Henry Foster, as well as the spirits of former tuberculosis patients that died painful deaths while being treated with experimental medical technology and procedures. In addition to witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, residents at Spa Apartments report experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as disembodied voices, cold spots, sudden drops in temperature, and doors opening and closing by themselves.


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Coordinates:  41.635761°, -73.569818°
Location Address:  ​​​​​Wheeler Road, Wingdale, New York, 12594
​Constructed in 1924, Harlem Valley Psychiatric Hospital in Wingdale, New York consists of over 80 buildings and occupies over 800 acres of land. After its closure in 1994, rumors began to circulate that the abandoned institution was haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who were subjected to inhumane and experimental medical procedures, such as electroshock therapy and lobotomies. Urban explorers at the abandoned asylum report encountering spirits and apparitions, as well as experiencing a variety of other unexplained paranormal activity, such as cold spots, disembodied voices, footsteps, and screams. Paranormal investigators also report experiencing technical issues with equipment and electronic devices, such as flashlights turning on and off by themselves, and batteries draining unexpectedly.  Others report experiencing feelings of being watched or followed by an unseen entity, as well as feelings of paranoia and dread that subside upon leaving the location. In 2013 the old hospital and 503 acres of the surrounding campus were purchased by Olivet University to be renovated for use as dormitories.


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​Coordinates:  41.728778°, -73.931103°
Location Address:  Winslow Gate Road, Fairview, New York, 10607
​Constructed in 1873, Hudson River State Hospital is a former mental institution located in Fairview, New York. It was closed in 2003, but many of the old buildings on campus still remain and are said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who were subjected to primitive forms of psychiatric treatment, such as lobotomies and electroshock therapy. Many investigators report encountering glowing orbs and shadowy figures, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and cries for help. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, as well as feeling a strange presence in certain areas.


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​Coordinates:  42.44904941, -79.0008140
Location Address:  Fairview Drive, Perrysburg, New York, 14070
​Located on Fairview Drive in Perrysburg, New York, the abandoned J.N. Adam Hospital was opened in 1909 as a tuberculosis ward. It remained open until 1960, at which point it was reopened as a medical facility for patients with developmental disabilities. Urban explorers and paranormal investigators at the old hospital report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied footsteps, voices, and screams. Others report experiencing unexplained paranormal phenomena such as cold spots, and feeling a strange presence. J.N. Adam Hospital was permanently closed in 1995.


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​​​​​Coordinates:  40.895149°, -73.236376°
Location Address:  W. 4th Street, Kings Park, New York, 11754
​Constructed in 1885 as Kings County Asylum, Kings Park Psychiatric Center in Kings Park, New York is said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who died violent or otherwise unnatural deaths. Patients committed to the hospital were frequently subjected to horrific medical practices, such as electroshock therapy, lobotomies, and long periods of solitary confinement. Urban explorers visiting the abandoned facility report feeling a dark, sinister presence, and have reported witnessing apparitions and orbs, as well as hearing disembodied voices, whispers, and screams. Others report feeling sudden cold spots or drops in temperature, as well as experiencing unexplained issues with electronic devices such as flashlights and camera batteries being drained. Kings Park was closed in 1996 after claims of patients being neglected and abused by caretakers which had carried on for many years.


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Coordinates:  41.213049°, -74.025891°
Location Address:  ​​Letchworth Village Road, Thiells, New York, 10984
​Constructed in 1911 as the New York Institution for the Epileptic & Feeble Minded, Lechtworth Village in Thiells, New York treated the mentally ill until 1996, when it was closed due to claims of patient abuse and mistreatment. At its peak, Letchworth Village had over 130 dormitories on its campus, most of which are still standing. Urban explorers and paranormal investigators report hearing disembodied voices and feeling unexplained cold spots, as well as encountering the apparitions of former mental patients who were buried in the nearby Letchworth Village Cemetery. Letchworth Village was featured on an episode of the popular television series, Ghost Adventures in October of 2011.


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​Coordinates:  41.722218°, -73.906790°
Location Address:  53 Pendell Road, Poughkeepsie, New York, 12601
Bowne Hall at Dutchess Community College in Poughkeepsie, New York was constructed in 1913 as Nettie Bowne Tuberculosis Hospital. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of former patients who died painful deaths from tuberculosis and other diseases. Students at Bowne Hall report witnessing apparitions, as well as experiencing other paranormal activity, such as lights turning on and off by themselves, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Some paranormal investigators at this location have also reported capturing voices and other unexplained sounds on cameras and voice recorders.


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Coordinates:  40.590453°, -74.132344°
Location Address:  ​460 Brielle Avenue, Staten Island, New York, 10309
Constructed between 1905 and 1938 as a tuberculosis ward, Seaview Hospital in Staten Island, New York was renowned for being the largest and most expensive sanatorium in the United States at the time of its construction. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of former patients who were subjected to experimental medical procedures, and who eventually died of their illnesses. Urban explorers and paranormal investigators report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied voices, whispers, and screams. Others report feeling a strange presence, or witnessing objects being thrown across the room or moving by themselves.


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​​​Coordinates:  43.123327°, -77.610029°
Location Address:  1111 Elmwood Avenue, Rochester, New York, 14620
The Rochester Psychiatric Center in Rochester, New York was constructed in 1857 as the Monroe County Insane Asylum. Although many of the old buildings on campus have been abandoned or demolished, the main hospital is still in use. The location is said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who were abused and neglected by caretakers, as well as subjected to experimental medical procedures, such as electroshock therapy or lobotomies. Employees at the hospital report witnessing the apparitions of former patients, as well as experiencing sudden cold spots, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Urban explorers investigating the abandoned buildings also report experiencing issues with electrical items, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of voices, footsteps, and moans.


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​​​Coordinates:  42.881121°, -78.132738°
Location Address:  11001 Bethany Center Road, East Bethany, New York, 14054
Rolling Hills Asylum in East Bethany, New York was established in 1827 as the Genesee County Poor Farm, where it's estimated over 1,700 former patients were buried in unmarked graves. Over the years the building was reused as an orphanage, mental institution, nursing home, and even a shopping mall at one point in time. Investigators who visit Rolling Hills Asylum report witnessing apparitions, as well as experiencing other paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, footsteps, and screams, or doors opening and closing by themselves. The solitary confinement area in the basement of the facility is said to be an area of heightened activity, and investigators in the morgue report being pushed or attacked by an unseen entity. Rolling Hills Asylum is currently open to the public as a museum, and offers ghost tours and private paranormal investigations to guests.


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Coordinates:  43.103415°, -74.020873°
Location Address:  Barkersville Road, Barkersville, New York, 12074
Also known as the Homestead Sanitarium or Bill's Road Infirmary, the Saratoga County Homestead Sanitarium in Barkersville, New York was constructed in 1914 as a tuberculosis hospital. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former doctor who allegedly performed barbaric and inhumane experiments on patients, using them as human guinea pigs and often blaming their deaths on illness, and fabricating medical records. Investigators who explore the abandoned hospital report feeling a dark, evil presence, as well as witnessing the apparitions of former patients and medical staff. Others report experiencing unexplained paranormal activity such as sudden cold spots or drops in temperature, as well as electronic devices malfunctioning, or flashlights and car batteries being drained unexpectedly.


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Coordinates:  43.106744°, -75.252732°
Location Address:  ​​1213 Court Street, Utica, New York, 13502
Also known as Utica State Hospital, the Utica Psychiatric Center in Utica, New York was opened in January of 1843 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. It is renowned as being the first state-run facility for mentally ill patients in New York, as well as one of the first of its kind in the United States. It was shut down in 1977, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who were abused and subjected to inhumane medical procedures such as lobotomies and electroshock therapy. Urban explorers and others visiting the abandoned hospital report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied voices, whispers, and screams. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, or feeling the presence of an unseen entity, and paranormal investigators often claim to experience issues with electronic devices, such as batteries draining unexpectedly. One popular urban legend claims that a series of underground tunnels exists beneath the asylum, where patients were allegedly brought to be left for long periods in solitary confinement.


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Coordinates:  42.680844°, -76.866309°
Location Address:  ​​​​Willard Road, Willard, New York, 14588
​Constructed in 1869, Willard Asylum For the Chronic Insane in Willard, New York was added to the National Register of Historic Places in March of 1975, and permanently closed in 1995. It now shares a campus with the Willard Drug Treatment Center, with some of the old buildings from the asylum still standing abandoned. The buildings are said to be haunted by the spirits of former patients and medical staff, whose apparitions are allegedly seen by employees at night. Many urban explorers also report witnessing the apparition of a red-haired woman dressed in an old nurse's outfit, while others report feeling cold spots, and hearing disembodied voices and screams. Paranormal investigators have also reported experiencing unexplained issues with electronic devices, such as flashlights turning on and off by themselves, and batteries being drained unexpectedly. Willard Asylum has been investigated by several popular paranormal television shows, including Paranormal State, and Fear Factor.
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​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Deborah Nelson, Donna Ezrol, Jes,  Mathew Boyer, and Melissa Drewry!! Your support means so much to me!!

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Coordinates:  42.553192°, -70.840809°
Location Address:  376 Hale Street, Beverly, Massachusetts, 01915
Established in 1939, Endicott College is a 235-acre private college located in Beverly, Massachusetts. Brindle Hall is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former student named Julie, who went missing while attending Endicott College and was never seen again. Since her disappearance, residents at Brindle Hall report witnessing the apparition of a young woman, believed to be Julie, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as hearing disembodied voices and other strange sounds coming from the roof or other empty parts of the building. Others report witnessing objects being moved by an unseen entity, as well as feeling a strange presence. In Reynolds Hall, students report encountering the ghost of a young girl, whose apparition is allegedly seen reflected in mirrors and windows. Others report witnessing objects moving by themselves, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of a piano being played late at night. Winthrop Hall is also said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman in a white gown, who committed suicide after discovering that her husband had been killed at sea. Her forlorn ghost is often seen by residents at night, allegedly still waiting for her love to return.


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Coordinates:  42.549544°, -70.877123°
Location Address:  3 Essex Street, Beverly, Massachusetts, 01915
​The Landmark Senior Living Center in Beverly, Massachusetts was constructed in 1874 as the Briscoe School. Employees working on the building's upper floors report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, and many report experiencing feelings of paranoia and fear that subside upon leaving the area. Although many residents also report encountering spirits at Landmark Senior Living Center, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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Coordinates:  42.579034°, -70.896592°
Location Address:  27-29 Conant Street, Beverly, Massachusetts, 01915
Established in 1715, the Old North Beverly Cemetery in Beverly Massachusetts is sometimes referred to as Ancient North Beverly Cemetery, or simply the Conant Street Cemetery. Paranormal investigators at this location often report witnessing glowing orbs and apparitions at night, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, whispers, and other strange sounds. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity. The most recent burial at the Old North Beverly Cemetery took place on June 12, 1800.


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​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in Massachusetts, click here.

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Deborah Nelson, Donna Ezrol, Jes,  Mathew Boyer, and Melissa Drewry!! Your support means so much to me!!

Hey everyone! It's June already, which means it's also time for the next GhostQuest.net monthly newsletter! I hope you're all having a great Spring so far!! For me personally it's hard to believe it's almost Summer, because this Spring has been so chilly here!!

For those of you who are just recently becoming part of the community - welcome, and thank you for subscribing! If you want to leave me comments or feedback, or just say hi, you can reply to this message or follow me on social media (links below), and I'd love to hear from you!! I'm Brian Weaver and I run GhostQuest.net, one of the internet's largest online resources for paranormal researchers, investigators, and enthusiasts. If you haven't received your FREE copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters, you can click the link here to download it as a special Thank You for signing up for my newsletter! For those of you reading on my blog, sorry, the eBook is only for subscribers, but you can sign up by clicking here!


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First off, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone reading this newsletter, and everyone who takes the time to share my posts and send me messages on social media! As you know, I do all of the writing, research, web development, video creation, and content creation myself, and I appreciate your support so much!

Over the last few months GhostQuest.net has been seeing some huge, exciting growth across many fronts!! The momentum is starting to build, and I feel like this is the beginning of something awesome!

Last month I continued researching and adding new locations to my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Michigan, which at this point I've been working on for several months. Michigan has by far been the most haunted state I've written about, and I'm not even close to finished yet. I'd highly encourage everyone to check it out if you haven't already!!

I've also been working on publishing my upcoming book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, which features over 300 ghost stories and other folklore tales! I was really hoping to have a release date to share with everyone for this newsletter, but unfortunately we're not quite there yet... but I assure you all that I should be announcing it very, very soon!!

Last month I also spent some extra time working on some awesome new videos for the GhostQuest.net YouTube Channel, which has also been seeing some exciting new changes! First off, I've scheduled my new videos going forward to premier every Saturday at 5:00pm EST!! What this means is that on Saturday when my new video premiers, those watching right at 5:00 EST will see a special chat room where you can talk about the video, ask questions, share stories, and more! I've had the opportunity to attend several video premiers over the last month, and they were a lot of fun! So I hope you'll join me this Saturday, June 13th for the premier of my newest video: The Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Utica, New York! If you click the Link Here you can set a reminder on YouTube, so I hope to see you guys there! My last few videos have been really fun, and I've enjoyed chatting with you guys so much! I've really started looking forward to this every week!
 
And here's my latest YouTube video for those who haven't checked it out yet!

​​​​​​​​​​​​The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Yonkers, New York. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

And be sure to also check out the YouTube Video I made to go along with this blog:

Coordinates:  40.912047°, -73.878766°
Location Address:  ​​​​​Lee Ave, Yonkers, New York, 10705
Residents of Lee Ave in Yonkers, New York claim their homes are frequently visited by violent, aggressive spirits who torment their inhabitants. Reports of paranormal activity range from encountering malevolent spirits, to hearing disembodied voices, to having objects thrown across the room by an unseen entity. Former residents have also reported feeling as if they were being possessed by a demonic entity, and several attempts to exorcise the houses have been attempted over the years. Many believe the buildings on Lee Ave were built over an ancient Native American burial ground, and in June of 2012 a book was published by a former Lee Ave resident about the allegedly haunted location, called The Lee Avenue Haunting.


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Coordinates:  40.938975°, -73.880315°
Location Address:  2 Saw Mill River Road, Yonkers, New York, 10701
Oakland Cemetery in Yonkers, New York was established in 1783 as a burial ground for American soldiers who were killed in the American Revolutionary War. It was later used to bury Civil War soldiers in the late 1800's, but over the years fell into a state of disrepair. Visitors report encountering the spirits of three ghostly women who appear to protect the cemetery from vandalism, though their identities are unknown.


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Coordinates:  40.913685°, -73.890328°
Location Address:  195 McLean Ave, Yonkers, New York, 10705
Students at Public School No. 13 in Yonkers, New York (sometimes referred to simply as P.S. 13) report encountering the spirit of a young girl in a white dress, whose apparition quickly vanishes when approached. Although many claim to witness the young girl's spirit, the reason for her presence is unknown.


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​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Deborah Nelson, Donna Ezrol, Jes,  Mathew Boyer, and Melissa Drewry!! Your support means so much to me!!

​​​​​​​​​​​The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Watertown, New York. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

Coordinates:  43.972964°, -75.910393°
Location Address:  229 Washington Street, Watertown, New York, 13601
Built in 1903, Flower Memorial Library in Watertown, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Emma Flower, whose apparition is often seen by visitors. Employees who enter certain areas of the library also report feeling a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Flower Memorial Library was added to the National Register of Historic Places in January of 1980.


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Coordinates:  43.973291°, -75.911783°
Location Address:  228 Washington Street, Watertown, New York, 13601
Also known as the Paddock Mansion, the Jefferson County Historical Society in Watertown, New York was constructed in 1876 by Edwin and Olive Paddock. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of Mrs. Paddock, whose apparition is seen by visitors wearing a green dress. Employees also report experiencing paranormal activity such as cold spots, disembodied voices, footsteps, and feelings of being watched by an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  43.962093°, -75.891917°
Location Address:  Thompson Boulevard, Watertown, NY, 13601
​Constructed in the 1920's, Thompson Park in Watertown, New York is often referred to as Watertown's Area 51 due to the alleged presence of a supernatural vortex that results in strange paranormal activity. Over the years, locals began to tell stories claiming the vortex has the ability to send objects and people back in time. In some stories, visitors claim to be walking in one part of the park, only to suddenly appear in another, and in other stories, people report experiencing an unexplained loss of time, as well as feelings of confusion or amnesia that subsides after a short while. Thompson Park hosts annual events celebrating its mysterious nature, which draws hundreds of paranormal investigators, Ufologists, and folklore enthusiasts from surrounding areas.


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​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Donna Ezrol, Jes,  Mathew Boyer, and Melissa Drewry!!

​​​​​​​​​​The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Utica, New York. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

And be sure to also check out the YouTube Video I made to go along with this blog:

Coordinates:  43.097951°, -75.206821°
Location Address:  ​​1001 Broad Street, Utica, New York, 13501
Investigators at the old General Electric building on Broad Street in Utica, New York report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as cold spots and disembodied footsteps. Although many claim to witness spirits at this location, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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Coordinates:  43.087146°, -75.228950°
Location Address:  ​​601 Arthur Street, Utica, New York, 13501
Saint Agnes Cemetery was established in 1851, and is the burial location of many of Utica's original founders and settlers. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of an unidentified woman, whose apparitions is often accompanied by an infant child. In 1909, three young children were lured to the back of the cemetery and shot to death. One child survived the shooting, but the other two children are believed to haunt the cemetery where they died. Visitors at Saint Agnes Cemetery also report feeling unexplained cold spots, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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Coordinates:  43.099083°, -75.235472°
Location Address:  ​​259 Genessee Street, Utica, New York, 13501
Visitors at the Stanley Theater in Utica, New York report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, as well as smelling the unexplained scent of cigarette smoke. It's also said that during performances, employees leave one seat empty for the spirits who allegedly still attend performances. The Stanley Theater first opened in September of 1928, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in August, 1976.


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Coordinates:  43.106744°, -75.252732°
Location Address:  ​​1213 Court Street, Utica, New York, 13502
Also known as Utica State Hospital, the Utica Psychiatric Center in Utica, New York was opened in January of 1843 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. It is renowned as being the first state-run facility for mentally ill patients, as well as one of the first of its kind in the United States. It was shut down in 1977, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who were abused and subjected to inhumane medical procedures such as lobotomies and electroshock therapy. Urban explorers and others visiting the abandoned hospital report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied voices, whispers, and screams. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, or feeling the presence of an unseen entity, and paranormal investigators often claim to experience issues with electronic devices, such as batteries draining unexpectedly. One popular urban legend claims that a series of underground tunnels exists beneath the asylum, where patients were allegedly brought to be tortured or left in solitary confinement.


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​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Jes,  and Mathew Boyer!!

​Hey everyone! It's May already, which means it's also time for the next GhostQuest.net monthly newsletter! I hope you're all having a great Spring so far!!

For those of you who are just recently becoming part of the community - welcome, and thank you for subscribing! If you want to leave me comments or feedback, or just say hi, you can reply to this message, and I'd love to hear from you!! I'm Brian Weaver and I run GhostQuest.net, one of the internet's largest online resources for paranormal researchers, investigators, and enthusiasts. If you haven't received your copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters, you can click the link here to download it FREE as a special Thank You for signing up for my newsletter! Sorry folks, the free eBook is for newsletter subscribers only, but you can Click Here to sign up and get your copy!


News & Updates

First off, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone reading this newsletter, and everyone who takes the time to send me messages on social media, and share my posts! As you know, I do all of the writing, research, web development, video creation, and editing myself, and I appreciate you all so much!

Over the last few months GhostQuest.net has been seeing some huge, exciting growth across many fronts!! To get the boring stuff out of the way, I've made lots of small but important updates to the coding of GhostQuest.net, which has really improved the placement of my website on Google, which is huge! The momentum is starting to build, and I feel like this is the beginning of something great!

Last month I spent some extra time working on some awesome new videos for the GhostQuest.net YouTube Channel, which has also been seeing some exciting new changes! First off, I've scheduled my new videos from here going forward to premier every Saturday at 12:00 noon EST!! What this means is that on Saturday when my new video premiers, those watching the premier will see a special chat room where you can talk about the video, ask questions, and more! I've had the opportunity to attend several other video premiers over the last month, and they were a lot of fun! So I hope you'll join me this Saturday, May 2nd for the first premier of my newest video, which looks into the Lake Champlain Monster of Vermont!

I've also begun recording episodes for my YouTube Channel a week early, which I post for all my $1 Patreon Subscribers to enjoy a full week before everyone else! If you haven't checked out my Patreon Page, I have a bunch of other cool stuff on there too, like blog posts, polls, and more! Once I hit 20 subscribers I'll begin doing monthly contests and giveaways where you can win cool stuff, like books, tee shirts, event tickets, and other cool merchandise! To those of you guys who do support me on Patreon (all 3 of you!!) I just want to say a special THANK YOU for helping out, especially in these trying times! I work hard to put out the amount of content I do on GhostQuest.net and your contribution towards my hosting and production costs help me out SO MUCH!

Another exciting update I've made to GhostQuest.net is adding a "User Comments & Submissions" section for each of the locations listed on my Haunted City pages. This gives my readers a chance to leave comments and feedback, or submit their own personal stories and pictures!! Here's an example of what I mean as displayed on my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Detroit and my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Mackinac Island pages! I'd love to hear some of your stories!  

And last but not least, I'm still working hard writing and researching for my Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Michigan, which contains over 400 allegedly haunted locations in the state of Michigan! It's taken several months, but I'm finally around half way done! If you haven't checked out this page, Michigan is insanely haunted, and there's tons of awesome spooky ghost stories on my page to read about! I hope you all enjoy it!


Well, that's it for the GhostQuest.net May, 2020 newsletter! Thank you all again so much for subscribing and supporting GhostQuest.net! Have a spooky May!

Thanks,
Brian,
GhostQuest.net

Coordinates:  42.763684°, -73.674407°
Location Address:  ​​320 7th Ave, Troy, New York, 12182
Lansingburgh Senior High School in Troy, New York is said to be haunted by the spirits of a group of students who were allegedly killed by a man with an ax. Students often report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied screaming, though stories about the ax man are widely considered to be an urban legend.


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​Coordinates:  42.770335°, -73.668866°
Location Address:  ​​79 Brunswick Road, Troy, New York, 12180
Visitors at Saint Mary's Cemetery in Troy, New York report witnessing apparitions and a mysterious green orb late at night, as well as experiencing other strange paranormal phenomena, such as experiencing unexplained cold spots, and electronic devices such as cameras and cellular phones malfunctioning.


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The following is a list of some of the most notoriously haunted locations in Salem, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here.

The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Michigan, Click Here.
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Coordinates:  43.581943°, -84.774325°
Location Address:  1200 S. Franklin Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, 48859
​Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan was established in 1892. It is renowned as being one of the oldest universities in the United States, in addition to one of the most haunted. Students and faculty members over the years have reported encountering apparitions and experiencing a variety of other paranormal phenomena in many buildings throughout the university's 480-acre campus. In 1937 a 19-year-old cafeteria employee named Theresa Schumacher was killed in the basement of Warriner Hall after becoming stuck in a small window leading to the building's elevator shaft. According to a news article published in a newspaper called Central State Life on ​June 2, 1937 the young woman died of asphyxiation after the elevator unexpectedly descended from the 3rd floor, completely crushing her skull. Ever since her tragic death, students have reported encountering a female apparition believed to be that of Theresa Schumacher, who appears as a glowing blue specter. Her ghostly figure is most frequently seen near the building's auditorium or in the basement where her body was found, and is believed to be responsible for a variety of additional paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, whispers, and footsteps. Many have also reported feeling a strange presence in the basement area, as well as witnessing the elevator doors opening and closing by themselves. One popular urban legend told by students of Central Michigan University also claims that Warriner Hall is haunted by the spirits of two lovers who committed suicide by jumping from the top of the building, however these stories were later debunked by campus officials as being false. On May 6, 1951 a student named Carolyn Corey passed away of unknown causes while sleeping in Barnard Residence Hall, and is now said to haunt the location. Although Barnard Residence Hall was demolished in 1997 due to low student enrollment, two graduate apartments called Kewadin Apartments and Northwest Apartments were later constructed over the location, which is sometimes simply referred to as The Graduate Housing Complex. Residents at these locations report encountering the spirit of a young woman wearing a white nightgown, and experiencing a variety of other paranormal activity, such as lights turning on and off by themselves, and objects being moved or knocked from shelves by an unseen entity. Powers Hall is also rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a former student named Emily who passed away sometime during the 1930's and was allegedly buried in a piano shaped patch of grass in the building's courtyard. Despite no historical evidence to validate this claim, many students at Powers Hall report hearing the disembodied sounds of a piano playing late at night, however most dismiss these claims as being nothing more than an urban legend. A series of underground tunnels spanning over 9 miles in length also runs beneath the university grounds, which were used by students to travel between buildings on campus during bad weather until 1979 when a student named James Dallas Egbert is rumored to have gone missing in the tunnels. Additionally, maintenance workers in the basement of Central Michigan University's Carlin Alumni House have reported hearing loud thuds and pounding noises that seem to come from within the heavy cement walls, and the disembodied sounds of heavy footsteps late at night when the building is believed to be empty. Several other buildings on campus are also rumored to be haunted, including Beddow Hall, Cobb Hall, and Troutman Hall, however very few firsthand accounts of paranormal phenomena at these locations are currently available for reference at this time.


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Coordinates:  43.600096°, -84.787637°
Location Address:  607 S. Adams Street, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, 48858
Mill Pond Park in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan is a 90-acre wetland park located on the banks of the Chippewa River. It features a playground, picnic area, and a number of wooded hiking trails. Many hiking in the park's wooded areas report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, and experiencing unexplained feelings of being watched or followed by an unseen entity. Those walking at Mill Pond Park at night also claim to hear the sounds of disembodied whispers, and in several instances paranormal investigators have reported being scratched, or later finding claw marks that hadn't been visible before.


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Coordinates:  43.614849°, -84.791424°
Location Address:  1400 W. Pickard Road, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, 48858
The Mount Pleasant Center in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan was first established by the United Methodist Church in 1892 as the Mount Pleasant Indian Boarding School. The 300-acre school once consisted of 11 buildings, and was one of several similar institutions funded by the United States Congress in an attempt to reeducate Native American children and indoctrinate them into American society. Students at the Mount Pleasant Center were taught religion as well as other vocational skills, and were disciplined severely for disobeying the strict rules set in place by caretakers. For example, children who spoke in their native tongue had their mouths washed out with soap, and even breaking a minor rule resulted in students being beaten with a belt or rubber hose. The boarding school even had its own cemetery on site where children who passed away were buried, including up to 700 former students who are believed to have been buried in unmarked graves, and an additional 174 whose final resting places are marked with headstones. In 1934 the Mount Pleasant Center was reopened as a school for mentally ill and criminally insane young men called the Michigan Home & Training School. Stories of abuse and neglect at the school continued during this time, with many historians also noting that living conditions were poor due to the lack of qualified staff members and teachers. The location was renamed to the Mt. Pleasant Regional Center For Developmental Disabilities during the 1970's, and remained open until 2008. Between 2008 and 2016 the majority of the old school's buildings were demolished, however many believe the remaining buildings and the surrounding property to be haunted. Many urban explorers and others investigating the old Mount Pleasant Center report witnessing shadow apparitions and spectral figures, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, footsteps, whispers, and moans. Mount Pleasant Center was added to the National Register of Historic Places in February of 2018, and is currently owned by the Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Nation.


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​​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in Michigan, click here.

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Jes,  and Mathew Boyer!!

​​​​​​​​​​The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in The Bronx, New York. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

And be sure to also check out the YouTube Video I made to go along with this blog:​

Coordinates:  40.836043°, -73.828292°
Location Address:  Baisley Ave, The Bronx, New York, 10465
Baisley Ave in The Bronx, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young girl who was murdered sometime during the early 1900's, and whose body was discovered in a vacant lot. Motorists on Baisley Ave often report witnessing the girl's apparition at night, lurking along the side of the road and hiding behind trees, mailboxes, or other objects.


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Location Address:  Lincoln Center Campus, Rose Hill Campus & Westchester Campus, The Bronx, New York, 10458
Fordham University in The Bronx, New York was founded in 1841 by the Catholic Diosces of New York, and is renowned for being the oldest university in the northeastern United States. Students report witnessing apparitions and experiencing other unexplained paranormal activity in the Administration Office, Collins Auditorium, Finlay Hall, Hughes Hall, Keating Hall, Martyr's Court, and O'Hare Hall. There are believed to be dozens of different spirits that haunt the campus, which was constructed over the site of an old hospital. A series of underground tunnels were once used to connect different areas of the hospital, and students visiting these underground areas report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, as well as feelings of extreme fear or nausea. Keating Hall is said to be the most active location on campus due to the fact that it was allegedly built over the hospital's morgue. Students at Keating Hall report witnessing unidentified apparitions and shadow figures, especially in the basement area, and many have also claimed to witness chairs and other objects being thrown around by an unseen entity. Other paranormal activity has been reported throughout Fordham University's 85-acre campus, such as cold spots, apparitions, and disembodied voices.


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Coordinates:  40.853677°, -73.912329°
Location Address:  ​​1940 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, The Bronx, New York, 10453
Holy Spirit School in The Bronx, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former nun who died under mysterious circumstances. Students claim to encounter the nun's spirit wandering the hallways during and after school hours. Although many have claimed to witness this spectral nun, the reason for her presence is unknown, and very little factual evidence can be found regarding this alleged haunting.


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Coordinates:  40.846481°, -73.834856°
Location Address:  ​​1730-1740 Mulford Ave, The Bronx, New York, 10461
Hazel Towers is an 18 story apartment building located in the Pelham Bay section of The Bronx, New York. Residents at Hazel Towers report witnessing orbs and shadow figures, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena such as cold spots, disembodied voices, objects moving by themselves, and feelings of angst and paranoia that subside upon leaving the location. Although many claim to witness spirits and apparitions at Hazel Towers, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Jes,  and Mathew Boyer!!

The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Metamora, Michigan. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Michigan, Click Here.
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​Coordinates:  42.916237°, -83.282472°
Location Address:  Blood Road, Metamora, Michigan, 48455
Blood Road in Metamora, Michigan is a 2-mile-long dirt roadway surrounded by swampy bogs and woodlands. It is rumored to be haunted by the spirits of a group of satanists who allegedly fled to Metamora during the late 1600's and early 1700's to escape the witchcraft trials occurring in New England at the time. It's said that the group used the wooded area surrounding Blood Road to perform dark occult rituals, including human sacrifices, and the alleged summoning of demonic entities. Although no historical evidence is available to verify these claims, many motorists traveling along Blood Road have reported encountering shadowy figures and apparitions lurking in the nearby marshes. In recent years locals have claimed to encounter men and women dressed in cloaks gathered around bonfires meeting secretly in the woods, however most believe these stories to be nothing more than urban legend. Many also note that when wet, Blood Road turns a dark red color similar to that of blood, however this is likely due to deposits of clay and other minerals found in the road.


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Coordinates:  42.962976°, -83.240522°
Location Address:  Wilder Road, Metamora, Michigan, 48455
Sometimes also referred to as "Crying Baby Bridge," the location known as Crybaby Bridge on Wilder Road in Metamora, Michigan was constructed in 1938, and is one of several such bridges found throughout the United States. The story of Crybaby Bridge is a popular urban legend and folklore tale throughout the United States which typically involves a mother and child who meet an untimely end on or around the bridge, and whose spirits now allegedly haunt the site of their death. Many states have their own version of this legend, but in this particular instance the story told by locals is about a young woman driving along Wilder Road. When she reaches the bridge crossing the South Branch Flint River, her car stalls, and she exits the vehicle to attempt to investigate. When she returns, she discovers that her infant child has crawled to the edge of the bridge, and fallen into the river to drown. Despite no historical evidence to validate these stories, many claim that those who park their car on Crybaby Bridge late at night can hear the disembodied sounds of a baby crying.


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Coordinates:  42.941757°, -83.288937°
Location Address:  1 E. High Street, Metamora, Michigan, 48455
​The White Horse Inn in Metamora was constructed in 1848 as a general store, and is renowned as being one of the most haunted locations in the state of Michigan. It was purchased and remodeled for use as a stagecoach stop in 1850 by a man named Lorenzo Hoard, who passed away 1888. According to guests and employees, Lorenzo's spirit is said to haunt the White Horse Inn along with several other unidentified men and women. Those staying on the inn's 2nd floor often claim to encounter the spirit of a man believed to be Lorenzo Hoard, as well as a group of men who were killed in a fire. According to local historians, the White Horse Inn is also rumored to have been used as a brothel, as well as a hideout for slaves fleeing the south during the American Civil War. Another apparition frequently seen by guests is that of an unidentified man wearing a 1940's style tuxedo, with many claiming that the inn is also home to numerous other spirits. In addition to encountering apparitions, employees and guests at the White Horse Inn report experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as lights flickering, cold spots, and doors slamming shut by themselves. Others report hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, whispers, and footsteps.


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​​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in Michigan, click here.

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Jes,  and Mathew Boyer!!

Hey everyone! Around this time in April four years ago, GhostQuest.net saw it's humble, yet ambitious beginnings. It's mind blowing to me how far this project has come, and how many amazing friends I've made on this journey. I just want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone reading this, and everyone who has decided to join me on this awesome paranormal adventure! The fact that I've gotten to know so many new people through GhostQuest.net - and even form some lifelong friendships with some of you along the way - is just completely amazing to me! Thank you all so much!

When I started GhostQuest.net in April of 2016 I had no idea what the future would have in store. At first, GhostQuest.net came into existence as nothing more than a bulleted list of allegedly haunted locations in each state throughout the USA, offering nothing more than an index. I spent hundreds of hours over the course of several months compiling what I hoped would be the most comprehensive guide for folklore and haunted locations on the internet, and after four years I'm finally starting to get there!!

I say "starting to get there" because despite researching and writing about over 5,000 haunted locations throughout the United States, I've still just barely scratched the surface. Over the last several years, GhostQuest.net's list of haunted places has expanded to include detailed historical information about each location, as well as reports of paranormal activity, and other useful information such as location addresses and GPS coordinates. Furthermore, I've been going through and adding new pages for each city so that people using my site can see a smaller list of locations instead of having to sort through a list with hundreds. These smaller pages also include a few really cool additional features, such as a widget to rate each location, photos, and sections for users to submit their own ghost stories, feedback, or pictures. You can see some examples of what I mean by clicking the links below: 

Boston, Massachusetts  -  Detroit, Michigan  -  Mackinac Island, Michigan  -  New York City  - 
​Staten Island, New York

Alright, so if that wasn't enough for your guys, last year I also started the GhostQuest.net YouTube Channel, where I do some spooky narration videos about some of the locations I've written about, as well as some other subjects, like urban legends, cryptids, and more as I feel the muse! These YouTube Videos are released alongside my weekly blog, which features a number of spooky haunted locations and folklore tales. Additionally, GhostQuest.net saw the addition of a Media section where you can check out my videos directly from my site, and a section for podcasts that have featured GhostQuest.net! If you haven't checked them out, I highly recommend it!

Last year also saw the addition of the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter, where subscribers get a monthly email to keep up with all the spooky happenings over here at GhostQuest.net. Subscribers also receive a free copy of my Top 5 American Monsters eBook!! The last and possibly most exciting thing I want to share is that last year I began writing a book series called The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide, which will be published as a series beginning later this year with The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York. My Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts and Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Michigan are also in various stages of production, so keep an eye out for those in the near future as well!

So with all that being said, here's to another spooky year of GhostQuest.net! I can't help but feel a sense of pride in the community that we've created, and this journey we've all embarked on together. ​
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​Sincerely,
Brian Weaver
​GhostQuest.net

​​​​​​​​​The following is a list of allegedly haunted locations in Syracuse, New York. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in New York, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

And be sure to also check out the YouTube Video I made to go along with this blog:​

Coordinates:  43.045967°, -76.098425°
Location Address:  ​​​960 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse, New York, 13205
Constructed in 1922 as The Association For Destitute Children, the Elmcrest Children's Center in Syracuse, New York functioned as a school and orphanage throughout the 1960's, and in 1980 began to refocus on serving children with emotional and behavioral issues. Employees at Elmcrest Children's Center report witnessing the apparitions of young children late at night, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, and children crying.


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Coordinates:  43.047381°, -76.152440°
Location Address:  ​​​362 S. Salina Street, Syracuse, New York, 13202
Opened in February of 1928 as Loew's State Theater, the Landmark Theater in Syracuse, New York is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Clarissa, who was killed after falling from one of the theater's balconies. Her apparition is seen by employees and guests wearing a long white dress, and is often accompanied by the unexplained scent of lilac perfume. The Landmark Theater was added to the National Register of Historic Places in May of 1977.


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Coordinates:  43.024539°, -76.242610°
Location Address:  ​​​Onondaga Boulevard, Syracuse, New York, 13031
Established in 1834 as a limestone mine, Split Rock Quarry in Syracuse, New York was converted into a munitions plant in 1915 to manufacture explosives for use in World War I. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of 52 workers who were killed in July of 1918 when the plant unexpectedly caught fire, causing thousands of pounds of TNT to explode. The site was abandoned shortly after World War I ended, but visitors exploring the old quarry still report witnessing apparitions, and hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and footsteps.


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Coordinates:  43.034202°, -76.191935°
Location Address:  ​​​4671 Onondaga Boulevard, Syracuse, New York, 13219
Allegedly built over the site of an ancient Native American burial ground, shoppers at Western Lights Plaza in Syracuse, New York report witnessing mysterious glowing orbs and shadowy apparitions at night.


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Coordinates:  43.074413°, -76.127261°
Location Address:  800 Grant Boulevard, Syracuse, New York, 13203
​Visitors at Woodlawn Cemetery in Syracuse, New York report witnessing orbs and apparitions, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as cold spots, disembodied voices, and other strange sounds. Paranormal investigators also report capturing photographic evidence of spirits, as well as recording EVP's and voices. 


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​​​​​​​For additional information, or to see my complete list of folklore tales and haunted locations in New York, click here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York, available on Amazon!!

​If you liked this post, be sure to click like and leave a comment below, and be sure to follow GhostQuest.net on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr for more creepy content and posts! You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel to see my future creepy videos, and be sure to say hi if you do! Subscribers to the GhostQuest.net Monthly Newsletter will also receive a free copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters!!  GhostQuest.net is one of the largest free online resources for paranormal investigators and enthusiasts, and it would mean so much to me if you'd consider supporting me by making a pledge on patreon! Once I reach 25 patrons, I'll begin doing a monthly giveaway, where you can win awesome prizes like gift cards, event tickets, equipment, apparel, and more!!​ Patreon subscribers also get a special shoutout on all my new blog posts and youtube videos, plus, get early access to my new blogs, YouTube videos, and more!

​Thanks so much for reading, and be sure to like, share, and comment below!!! And a special Thank You to my Patreon supporters who help cover the costs of hosting GhostQuest.net:  Cameron J. Quinn, Jes,  and Mathew Boyer!!

Hey everyone! It's April already, which means it's also time for the next GhostQuest.net monthly newsletter! I hope you're all having a great Spring so far!!

For those of you who are just recently becoming part of the community - welcome, and thank you for subscribing! If you want to leave me comments or feedback, or just say hi, you can reply to this message (or blog in this case), and I'd love to hear from you!! I'm Brian Weaver and I run GhostQuest.net, one of the internet's largest online resources for paranormal researchers, investigators, and enthusiasts. If you haven't received your copy of my eBook, Top 5 American Monsters, you can click the link here to download it FREE as a special Thank You for signing up for my newsletter! Sorry folks, this is only available to my newsletter subscribers, but if you sign up you can download and read Top 5 American Monsters now!


News & Updates

First off, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone reading this newsletter, and everyone who takes the time to send me messages on social media, and share my posts! I appreciate you all so much!!

Over the last month I've made a lot of exciting updates to GhostQuest.net, and have some exciting news to share with you all!! Firstly, I'm still hard at work on my Folklore and Haunted Locations Guide: Michigan, which now contains a list of almost 400 allegedly haunted locations. You can check them out by clicking here, and share your own stories by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Or if you know a location I may have missed, you can let me know by replying to this email, or leaving me a comment!

This month I haven't released any new YouTube Videos, because I've instead been spending time overhauling a few things; first off you'll notice that the thumbnails and other imagery on my YouTube channel have received a upgrade, which I know isn't super exciting... but it really needed to be done!! Next I went over some of my older videos to give them a little extra polish, which I'll be uploading over the next week or so. Then finally I'll be releasing a new video about 5 Notorious Haunted Places in Oswego, New York, as well as a few others I haven't announced yet! But here's a spooky clue... one is about one of the five cryptids featured in my Top 5 American Monsters eBook, which you can download for free as a subscriber to my newsletter! 

In the meantime though, you can check out all my videos right from GhostQuest.net by clicking the "Media" link at the top of the page!! It would really help me out a lot if you guys could subscribe to my channel, leave me a comment, and share on social media!!


I've also been posting a weekly Blog about some of the awesome, spooky locations I write about on my New York & Massachusetts pages, in addition to adding new pages for each of the major cities in each of those states! What this does is allows users to see a much smaller page with information relevant to only that city, instead of listings for the entire state. This allows me to add more details about each individual location, including pictures, a widget that allows people to "rate" the location, and a section where viewers can leave comments or share their own stories. Last month I added pages for several haunted cities in Michigan, such as Allegan, Dearborn, Detroit, Flint, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Howell, Jackson, Kalamazoo, and Mackinac Isle. Over time I'll be creating a page like this for each city, and eventually one for each individual location too!

And now for the really exciting news!!! As many of you may remember, last year I began working on my first book series: The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide, which covers a list of allegedly haunted locations in each state throughout the United States. My first book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: New York is well on it's way to being published, and has just received its final round of edits!! Last month I met with my publisher at Raven's Quill Publishing to go over the final publishing schedule, which means I'll finally have a release date to share soon! We're also in the process of finishing the cover design which I'll be sharing with you guys as soon as I can!

Last month I also added several new blog posts and videos to the GhostQuest.net Patreon Page as a special THANK YOU to all my awesome patrons (all 4 of you)! Your support means so much to me! So if you didn't know, all of my Patreon supporters receive early access to all of my blog posts and YouTube Videos, as well as getting to vote on upcoming content, and more! They get to see my blog posts and videos a whole week earlier than everyone else! Plus, once I reach 25 followers on Patreon I'll be doing a monthly giveaway where you can win awesome prizes, like gift cards, event tickets, hoodies, tee shirts, autographed merchandise, and all kinds of other stuff!! Additionally, those who join the Founder Tier ($3+) will receive a special shoutout on all my blog posts and YouTube videos as a thank you!! So if you haven't already done so, please consider supporting GhostQuest.net on Patreon to help me cover some of the costs of hosting my website and delivering all this awesome content! Over the last several years GhostQuest.net has quickly become one of the largest and most valuable online resources for paranormal enthusiasts... but it's a HUGE project for just one person!

In recent months I've started posting more stories, pictures, and other fun updates on social media, which have received some great feedback from you guys; our awesome Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, and Pinterest followers! So first off, thank you guys for your support! I love hearing from you, and reading your comments and messages. I've also been posting some new videos to my YouTube Channel, so be sure to like and subscribe if you haven't already.

Lastly, I'd like to give a special shout out to my awesome Patreon followers (all 4 of you), who help to cover GhostQuest.net's monthly hosting costs! By making a small $1 monthly pledge you can really help me out with these costs, and for $3, you can become part of the "Founders Tier," which receives a special shoutout at the end of all my blog posts and videos as a special thank you. Believe it or not, the cost of running and maintaining such a huge website really adds up! Once I reach 25 subscribers on Patreon, I'll also be doing a special monthly giveaway, where patrons are automatically entered to win awesome prizes, like tee shirts, hoodies and apparel, gift cards, event tickets, and other awesome merchandise!


Well, that's it for the GhostQuest.net April, 2020 newsletter! Thank you all again so much for subscribing and supporting GhostQuest.net! Have a spooky April!

Thanks,
Brian,
GhostQuest.net