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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in New Bedford, Massachusetts

5/1/2022

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​​​​​​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in New Bedford, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Bristol County Jail House

Coordinates: 41.633503°, -70.934451°
Location Address: 226 Ash Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts, 02740
Sometimes referred to simply as the Ash Street Jail, the Bristol County Jail House in New Bedford, Massachusetts was constructed in 1888, and is one of the oldest operating prisons in the United States. Due to unsafe and unsanitary living conditions, the old jail has been the subject of numerous human rights lawsuits, as well as the site of two violent riots during the 1990's. The suspected ax-murderer Lizzie Borden was also held at the location for a short period while awaiting trial in June of 1893. The Bristol County Jail House is said to be haunted by the spirits of former inmates who were executed, committed suicide, or otherwise died tragic and violent deaths. Prisoners and guards at the old jailhouse report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity lurking nearby. Others have reported waking up with sleep paralysis, or feeling as if an invisible force is holding them down.


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#2 - New Bedford Armory

Coordinates: 41.641461°, -70.928156°
Location Address: 5 Sycamore Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts, 02740
The New Bedford Armory in New Bedford, Massachusetts was constructed in 1903 for use by a local militia called the New Bedford City Guards, which later became part of the United States Army National Guard. The location was abandoned in 2004, and has remained vacant ever since. Sometimes referred to simply as "The Castle," the old building is said to be haunted by the ghost of a National Guardsman who committed suicide in the gymnasium. Urban explorers investigating the old armory often report witnessing the former soldier's shadowy apparition, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity, or experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as sudden cold spots or drops in temperature. Passersby walking outside the building late at night have also reported witnessing a man's silhouette staring at them from the vacant armory window. Some members of the Army National Guard who were previously stationed at the New Bedford Armory have even reported being pushed or physically assaulted by a ghostly entity, or witnessing a cloaked, shadowy figure that disappears when approached by the living. The New Bedford Armory was featured in an episode of the popular television series Ghost Hunters, where members of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (or T.A.P.S.) allegedly captured video evidence of a foggy apparition in the building's gymnasium. At the same time, former T.A.P.S. member Frank DeAngelis reported feeling a spiritual entity pass through him and was knocked to the ground. The encounter allegedly frightened Mr. DeAngelis so badly that he resigned from the Ghost Hunters crew shortly after.

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#3 - Zeiterion Theatre & Performing Arts Center

Coordinates: 41.633090°, -70.925236°
Location Address: 684 Purchase Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts, 02740
The Zeiterion Theatre was constructed in 1923 by a New Bedford man named Barney Zeitz, who committed suicide in the theater's projection room in 1946. Since his death, guests and employees at the old theater have reported witnessing the apparition of a man matching Mr. Zeitz's description, as well as feeling sudden cold spots, and experiencing feelings of being watched by an unseen entity.



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Top 5 Most Haunted Places in Nantucket, Massachusetts

3/18/2022

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​​​​​​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Nantucket, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Jared Coffin House

Coordinates: 41.285100°, -70.100748°
Location Address: 29 Broad Street, Nantucket, Massachusetts, 02554
The Jared Coffin House in Nantucket, Massachusetts was constructed in 1845 by a wealthy sea captain and shipbuilder named Jared Coffin. It is famous for being the first mansion ever built on the island of Nantucket, and was obtained by the Nantucket Historical Society in the early 1960's. The old mansion is said to be haunted by the spirit of an elderly man, whose apparition is seen sitting in a rocking chair near the fireplace by employees and guests. Many speculate that the man's spirit is that of the late Jared Coffin who passed away in 1860, however many historians note that Mr. Coffin and his wife sold the mansion in 1846 and never returned. Another spirit said to haunt the Jared Coffin House is that of a young Puritan woman whose apparition is said to harass unwed couples who stay in the same room together overnight, as well as the spirit of an unidentified young girl. Guests staying at the Jared Coffin House often report witnessing these apparitions late at night, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal activity, such as objects moving by themselves, or being woken in the night by a shadowy figure standing over the bed.


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#2 - The Chicken Box

Coordinates: 41.272801°, -70.091730°
Location Address: 16 Daves Street, Nantucket, Massachusetts, 02554
​Established in the early 1900's, The Chicken Box in Nantucket, Massachusetts is an internationally famous restaurant known for hosting jazz, blues, and reggae performances. According to legend, the location was used as a speakeasy and hideout for bootleggers during the American Alcohol Prohibition in the 1920's and 1930's. Employees and customers at The Chicken Box often report seeing the spirits of a group of men dressed in 1920's-style clothing who appear to be dragging a large wooden chest from the restaurant. Many speculations exist about the contents of the phantom chest, however those who witness the men's apparitions report that they quickly vanish when approached.


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#3 - The Nantucket Hotel & Resort

Coordinates: 41.287749°, -70.100959°
Location Address: 77 Easton Street, Nantucket, Massachusetts, 02554
The Nantucket Hotel & Resort in Nantucket, Massachusetts was constructed in 1890 as Breeze Point Club & Resort, and is said to be haunted by several unidentified spirits. Employees at the historic hotel often report witnessing the apparitions of men and women dressed in clothing from a bygone era, while others report experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as hearing disembodied voices and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Although many guests have reported encountering apparitions at The Nantucket Hotel & Resort, the reason for their presence is unknown.


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#4 - ​The Wauwinet Hotel

Coordinates: 41.329338°, -69.996984°
Location Address: 120 Wauwinet Road, Nantucket, Massachusetts, 02584
The Wauwinet Hotel in Nantucket, Massachusetts was constructed in 1875, and is said to be haunted by the spirit of an unidentified woman whose apparition is often accompanied by the scent of flowery perfume. Guests staying at the old hotel also report hearing disembodied footsteps, voices, and laughter, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as lights flickering, and electronic devices turning on and off by themselves. Many Nantucket locals even claim that The Wauwinet Hotel is constructed over the site of an ancient Native American burial ground, however no historical evidence exists to verify these claims.


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#5 - Unitarian Universalist Church

Coordinates: 41.282347°, -70.099078°
Location Address: 11 Orange Street, Nantucket, Massachusetts, 02554
The Unitarian Universalist Church in Nantucket, Massachusetts was constructed in 1810 as the Second Congregational Meeting House Society. The historic church is said to be haunted by the spirit of a man named Seth Freeman Swift, who served as the congregation's first minister from 1810 until 1833. Since his death, churchgoers have reported encountering the spirit of a man matching Mr. Swift's description, especially in the church's bell tower. Employees working at the old church at night also report hearing the sounds of disembodied footsteps and banging coming from empty areas, or feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Others claim that the ghost of Seth Freeman Swift sometimes appears to discipline children who misbehave during church services.

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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Marblehead, Massachusetts

2/19/2022

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​​​​​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Marblehead, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Ft. Sewall

Coordinates: 42.508554°, -70.841549°
Location Address: 8 Fort Sewall Lane, Marblehead, Massachusetts, 01945
Ft. Sewall in Marblehead, Massachusetts was constructed in 1742 by British military forces, and is renowned as being one of the oldest coastal fortifications in the United States. It was rebuilt in 1775 to include a cell block for captured prisoners of war, and saw heavy use during the American Revolution, War of 1812, and Civil War. In 1922, the location was given to the town of Marblehead, and is now used as a walking park by residents. Those walking at Ft. Sewall at night often report witnessing apparitions and spectral figures, believed to be former prisoners of war who were executed. Paranormal investigators at the old fortress also report hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, as well as detecting high levels of electromagnetic energy, despite the location having no electricity. Ft. Sewall was added to the National Register of Historic Places in April of 1975.



#2 - Lovis Cove

Coordinates: 42.507794°, -70.843281°
Location Address: Front Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts, 01945
Sometimes referred to as Screeching Lady Beach, Lovis Cove in Marblehead, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of a wealthy woman who was kidnapped and murdered by pirates during the late 1600's. The woman and several other colonists were kidnapped and brought aboard the pirates' ship, where they were beaten, and their belongings confiscated. One woman escaped and swam back to shore, but was recaptured shortly after. According to legend, she wore an expensive emerald ring on her hand, which had become swollen while she swam to shore through the cold Atlantic waters. After struggling for several minutes to remove the ring the buccaneers instead decided to cut the woman's hand off, and left her on the shoreline to die. Ever since, Marblehead residents have reported witnessing the woman's spectral apparition at Lovis Cove at night, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of her dying screams. Over the years, the woman's name was forgotten, but she has since been given the nickname: "The Screeching Lady of Lovis Cove."


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#3 - Old Burial Hill Cemetery

Coordinates: 42.510482°, -70.846370°
Location Address: Pond Street & Orne Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts, 01945
The Old Burial Hill Cemetery in Marblehead, Massachusetts is a historic Puritan burial ground established in 1638. The location is believed to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Wilmot Redd and seven other men and women who were hanged on September 22, 1692 after being accused of practicing Witchcraft. With her dying breath, Wilmot Redd cursed the town of Marblehead, shouting "this town shall burn!" The alleged witches' bodies were later cut down and laid in a nearby ditch where they were buried in a mass grave. Visitors at the old cemetery report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, footsteps, and screams. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, or feelings of being watched by an unseen entity. The Old Burial Hill Cemetery is renowned for its diverse stone carvings and Puritan headstones, as well as being mentioned in H.P. Lovecraft's short story, The Festival. The scenic burial ground was also used as a filming location in Disney's 1993 film, Hocus Pocus.
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Top 4 Most Haunted Places in Lynn, Massachusetts

1/14/2022

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​​​​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Lynn, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Dungeon Rock

Coordinates: 42.483707°, -70.983662°
Location Address: Dungeon Road, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01905
In 1658, a group of buccaneers docked in the town of Lynn, Massachusetts, bringing with them a large treasure chest filled with silver coins. Four men were sent ashore to bury the chest in the densely forested area now known as the Lynn Woods Reservation. It's said that the men were apprehended and killed by British soldiers except for one man named Thomas Veal, who escaped with the treasure into the nearby woods. Mr. Veal took refuge in a cave, now known as Dungeon Rock, where he lived until an earthquake caused a large boulder to fall at the entrance, burying him alive. Ever since, townsfolk have told stories of witnessing the spirit of Thomas Veal, who allegedly remains at Dungeon Rock to prevent trespassers from discovering the location of his hidden treasure. In 1852, a man named Hiram Marble purchased several acres of land surrounding the location of Dungeon Rock with the intention of finding the hidden treasure. Over the years, the man began to believe that he was communicating with the ghost of Thomas Veal, who he claimed was trying to show him where the forgotten treasure was buried. Hiram Marble passed away in 1868, at which point his son Edwin continued the search until his death in 1880. Those visiting Dungeon Rock at night report witnessing apparitions, as well as hearing the disembodied sounds of men's voices, pickaxes, and shovels. Others report witnessing the spirit of a man dressed in a red robe, however the reason for the presence of this apparition is unknown.


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#2 - Julia F. Callahan School

Coordinates: 42.467374°, -70.984409°
Location Address: 200 O'Callaghan Way, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01905
The Julia F. Callahan School in Lynn, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of Mrs. Julia Callahan, who passed away in 1952 after teaching for over 50 years. It's said that even in death she remains dedicated to her job, and continues to protect and watch over the school. Students and faculty members over the years have reported encountering a woman's spirit believed to be Mrs. Callahan, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied footsteps and whistling in the hallways, and witnessing doors opening or closing by themselves. Others report feeling sudden cold spots and drops in temperature, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity nearby. Stories of the haunting at Julia F. Callahan School have been published in several local newspapers and passed down by students and faculty members for many years.


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#3 - Lynn English High School

Coordinates: 42.476721°, -70.943627°
Location Address: 50 Goodridge Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01902
Lynn English High School in Lynn, Massachusetts was constructed in 1932, and is rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a former teacher who allegedly passed away in the school's auditorium. Although many students claim to witness the teacher's spirit in the auditorium during plays and other performances, many speculate the story of the Lynn English High School haunting is merely an urban legend told to frighten students.

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#4 - Pine Grove Cemetery

Coordinates: 42.473421°, -70.959402°
Location Address: 145 Boston Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01904
Established in 1849, Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, Massachusetts spans 82 acres and hosts over 88,000 burial plots. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in June of 2014. Visitors at the old cemetery often report witnessing strange glowing orbs and apparitions at night, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and whispers. Others report encountering the spirit of a young girl skipping through the cemetery who vanishes when approached. Although many claim to report witnessing ghosts and apparitions at Pine Grove Cemetery, their identities are unknown.
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Top 8 Most Haunted Places in Cambridge, Massachusetts

12/23/2021

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Below is a list of some of the most notoriously haunted locations in Cambridge, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Café Luna Catering

Coordinates: 42.396004°, -71.128965°
Location Address: 2344 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02140
Employees working at Café Luna Catering in Cambridge, Massachusetts report witnessing shadow figures and other unidentified apparitions, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity, especially in the basement. The location was previously a coffee shop called Verna's Coffee & Donut Shop, which opened in 1951 and closed in 2016 due to financial issues. Previous employees at Verna's Coffee Shop have also reported experiencing paranormal activity, with many employees allegedly refusing to go into the basement alone.


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#2 - Cambridgeport Baptist Church

Coordinates: 42.358856°, -71.110908°
Location Address: 459 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02139
​Constructed during the 1800's as Emanuel Baptist Church, the Cambridgeport Baptist Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Ann Hopkins, who was burned at the stake for allegedly practicing witchcraft. According to legend, she placed a curse on the townsfolk with her final breath, saying, "the curse of fire shall be upon this spot forever!" In 1865 the Cambridgeport Baptist Church burned down in a mysterious fire, and in 1881 was devastated by fire again. According to an article published by The Boston Globe in March of 1881, townsfolk present during both fires reported hearing the sounds of disembodied moans and screams of agony that continued for weeks. Although skeptics at the time tried to debunk the paranormal activity at Cambridgeport Baptist Church, many claim that the vengeful spirit of Ann Hopkins still lingers at the location of her death.


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#3 - Cambridge Rindge & Latin School

Coordinates: 42.374404°, -71.111610°
Location Address: 459 Broadway, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
Also known as CRLS or simply Rindge School, the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School in Cambridge, Massachusetts was formed in 1977 with the merging of Rindge Technical School and Cambridge High & Latin School. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of an elderly man, whose apparition is seen by students in the area near the school's World War II memorial. Others report feeling unexplained cold spots and sudden drops in temperature, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity in certain areas. Although many report encountering the old man's ghost at the Cambridge Ridge & Latin School, the reason for his presence is unknown.


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#4 - Cambridge YMCA

Coordinates: 42.366823°, -71.106666°
Location Address: 820 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02139
The Cambridge YMCA in Cambridge, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of a man who passed away under mysterious circumstances in the old locker rooms downstairs. His ghost is now said to haunt the basement area where the locker rooms were once located. YMCA members report witnessing the apparition of a man in the basement who appears to be glowing bright green, while others exercising in the basement area report feeling a strange presence, as if an unseen entity is lurking just beyond sight. Although many have allegedly encountered the man's apparition, very little additional information is currently available regarding this alleged haunting.
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​#5 - Christ Church Cambridge

Coordinates: 42.375597°, -71.120810°
Location Address: 0 Garden Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
Constructed in 1761, Christ Church Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts was used during the American Revolutionary War as an outpost for British soldiers. It was attacked several times by Colonial militia troops, and is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former British soldier who was killed in a skirmish with Patriot forces and buried beneath the church. His restless spirit is allegedly seen by churchgoers wandering the pews, still performing his duties as a soldier. Christ Church Cambridge was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966.


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#6 - Hooper-Lee-Nichols House

Coordinates: 42.377582°, -71.134198°
Location Address: 159 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
Constructed by Dr. Richard Hooper in 1685, the Hooper-Lee-Nichols House is renowned as being one of the oldest houses in the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was purchased by a British loyalist named Judge Joseph Lee in 1758 and is said to be haunted by the spirits of five Hessian soldiers who were employed by the British army. Although many guests at the Hooper-Lee-Nichols House have reported witnessing the apparitions of the five soldiers playing cards, the reason for their presence is a mystery. The Hooper-Lee-Nichols House was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 and now serves as the headquarters for the Cambridge Historical Society.


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#7 - Matignon High School

Coordinates: 42.401603°, -71.131355°
Location Address: 1 Matignon Road, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02140
Established in 1945, Matignon High School in Cambridge, Massachusetts is a Roman Catholic private school facilitated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston. The location is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former nun, whose apparition is often seen by students and staff members, as well as the spirit of a student who committed suicide in Room 204. Students staying after school for sports or other activities report experiencing a variety of unexplained paranormal activity, such as lights flickering, objects moving by themselves, and the sounds of disembodied voices or footsteps. Others report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, as well as catching glimpses of apparitions reflected in windows and mirrors.


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#8 - The Porcellian Club

Coordinates: 42.372888°, -71.117788°
Location Address: 1234 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
The Porcellian Club in Cambridge, Massachusetts is a historic all-male club at Harvard University. It was founded in 1791 and is often associated with Yale's secretive Skull & Bones Club, and Princeton's Ivy Club. Sometimes referred to as "The Porc," or simply "The P.C.," the Porcellian Club was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. One popular urban legend claims that the clubhouse is haunted by the spirit of a young man who died of fright after one of the other members of the Porcellian Club dressed up as a ghost for a prank. Members of the Porcellian Club pass down tales of the alleged haunting, however many speculate the stories to be made up as a way of scaring new members.



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Top 5 Most Haunted Places in Lowell, Massachusetts

12/18/2021

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​​​​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Lowell, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Boott Cotton Mills Museum

Coordinates: 42.647299°, -71.306689°
Location Address: 115 John Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852
Boott Cotton Mills in Lowell, Massachusetts was constructed in 1835 and remained an operational factory until 1958. It was later added as part of the Lowell National Historical Park and converted to a museum in the late 1970's. Tourists and employees working at the old cotton mill report witnessing apparitions and shadowy figures, believed to be the spirits of former mill workers who were killed due to hazardous working conditions and inadequate safety precautions during the mill's early years. Others report feeling cold spots or feeling the presence of an unseen entity.
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#2 - Dr. An Wang Middle School

Coordinates: 42.648807°, -71.349756°
Location Address: 365 W. Meadow Road, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01854
Students attending Dr. An Wang Middle School in Lowell, Massachusetts report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, as well as the spirit of a shadowy man wearing a wide-brimmed hat who allegedly haunts the auditorium. Others report witnessing objects such as furniture and books being moved or thrown to the floor by an unseen entity, as well as feeling sudden cold spots, and feeling a strange presence. Custodians and other employees working at the school at night have also reported hearing the sounds of disembodied screams coming from vacant areas. Although the reason for the alleged paranormal activity at the Dr. An Wang Middle School remains unknown, some rumors claim that the location was built over the site of an ancient Native American burial ground.


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#3 - James S. Daley Middle School

Coordinates: 42.624379°, -71.336789°
Location Address: 150 Fleming Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01851
The James S. Daley Middle School in Lowell, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former teacher who allegedly passed away in one of the classrooms downstairs. Despite being unable to find proof of any teachers passing away at the location, students and employees at James S. Daley Middle School report witnessing strange paranormal activity, such as doors being opened and closed by an unseen entity, as well as elevators moving up and down by themselves. Others report feeling a strange presence in the basement area, as if being watched by someone or something.


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#4 - Lowell Memorial Auditorium

Coordinates: 42.645155°, -71.304172°
Location Address: 50 E. Merrimack Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852
Constructed in 1922, the Lowell Memorial Auditorium in Lowell, Massachusetts is rumored to be haunted by a mysterious, unidentified male spirit whose shadowy apparition is often seen by employees around closing time. Others report feeling a strange presence, or feeling as if being touched by an unseen entity. Although many visitors at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium have reported experiencing paranormal activity over the years, little else is known about these alleged hauntings.


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#5 - Lowell Transitional Living Center

Coordinates: 42.641060°, -71.312233°
Location Address: 193 Middlesex Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852
The Lowell Transitional Living Center is a nonprofit organization that offers housing and various other services for homeless men and women in Lowell, Massachusetts. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a former employee who was stabbed in the neck, as well as other unidentified spirits who may have been previous residents. Employees working at the transitional living center report witnessing apparitions and shadow figures, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and whispers at night. Others report witnessing lights flickering and electronic devices such as televisions and radios turning on and off by themselves, as well as experiencing objects disappearing and then reappearing in strange places. Residents staying at the Lowell Transitional Living Center have also reported being woken in the middle of the night by an unseen entity shaking the bed.



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Top 14 Most Haunted Places in Boston, Massachusetts

11/29/2021

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Below is a list of some of the most notoriously haunted locations in Boston, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Berklee College of Music

Coordinates: 42.346693°, -71.087090°
Location Address: Mass Avenue Dorms, 150 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, 02115
Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts was established in 1945 and is renowned as being the largest independent music college in the world. The Massachusetts Avenue Dorms were originally constructed as the Sherry Biltmore Hotel, and are said to be haunted by several spirits who were killed in 1963 when the hotel caught fire. Ever since, hotel guests have reported encountering the apparitions of a number of men and women who were killed in the fire, as well as experiencing a variety of other paranormal activity. In 1972 the Sherry Biltmore Hotel was purchased by Berklee College of Music and converted into a dormitory for undergraduate students, who continue to report encountering apparitions, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as hearing disembodied voices and witnessing objects being moved around or thrown violently by an unseen entity.

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#2 - Boston Common

Coordinates: 42.354954°, -71.065489°
Location Address: 139 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02111
Established in 1634 by Puritan settlers, the Boston Common spans over fifty acres of land in central Boston, Massachusetts, and is renowned as being the first city park in the United States. It was used until 1817 to hang criminals, lawbreakers, people accused of witchcraft, and others who disobeyed the strict Puritan laws of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. In recent years Boston Common has been used for concerts and other public gatherings and events, and Frog Pond located on the northern end of the common is a popular location for ice skating during the winter. Those walking on the common late at night often report witnessing the apparitions of two women strolling through the park wearing 1800's style dresses, who mysteriously vanish when approached.


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#3 - Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Coordinates: 42.346215°, -71.090006°
Location Address: 4099 8, Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts, 02215
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee was established in 1867 as The Boston Conservatory, which merged with Berklee College of Music in 2016. Students and guests at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee often report encountering the spirits of unidentified men and women, who many believe were patients at a hospital that once occupied the location. Others living in the building's old dorms report hearing disembodied voices and whispers, as well as witnessing doors opening and closing by themselves, and objects that go missing and reappear in strange places.


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#4 - Boston University

Coordinates: 42.350309°, -71.097017°
Location Address: Kilachand Hall, 91 Bay State Road, Boston, Massachusetts, 02215
Established in 1839, Boston University (also referred to as simply, "BU") is a private research university in Boston, Massachusetts that spans over 135 acres. Kilachand Hall was constructed in 1923 as the Sheraton Hotel, and is said to be haunted by the spirit of a famous American playwright named Eugene O'Neill, who passed away on the building's 4th Floor in November of 1953. In 1954, Boston University purchased the hotel and changed the name to Shelton Hall, and in 2010 the name was again changed to Kilachand Hall. Students living in Kilachand Hall report encountering the apparition of a man believed to be Mr. O'Neill, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as unexplained cold spots and lights flickering. Residents also report being woken in the middle of the night by an unseen entity pounding on the door, while others report witnessing the building's elevator moving by itself and stopping on the 4th floor, as if being controlled by an invisible rider.


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#5 - Boylston Station

Coordinates: 42.353279°, -71.064361°
Location Address: Tremont Street at Boylston Station, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116
Boylston Station in Boston, Massachusetts first opened on September 3, 1897, and is renowned as being the first subway station in the United States. Boylston Station and many of its surrounding tunnels are believed to be haunted by the spirits of over 900 British soldiers who were discovered buried in a mass grave during its construction, as well as six men and women who were killed in a gas line explosion in March of 1897. Passengers on the subway frequently report witnessing apparitions and hearing disembodied voices, as well as experiencing feelings of being watched by an unseen entity, especially at night when the location is less populated. In 2013, a group of paranormal investigators was filmed investigating Boylston Station for a television show called Haunted Encounters. During the investigation the group reported experiencing unexplained technical difficulties with electronic equipment, such as devices turning on and off by themselves, and batteries being drained unexpectedly.


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#6 - Central Burying Ground

Coordinates: 42.352894°, -71.065934°
Location Address: Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116
Central Burying Ground in Boston, Massachusetts was established in 1756, and is believed to be haunted by the spirits of dozens of unidentified men and women who were found buried in a mass grave during the construction of the nearby Tremont Street Subway in the late 1800's. The newly discovered bodies were then buried in another mass grave at Central Burying Ground, where their restless spirits are allegedly seen wandering the cemetery and its surrounding area wearing Colonial-era clothing. Pedestrians walking near the cemetery late at night also report witnessing mysterious glowing orbs and flashing lights, in addition to feeling a strange presence, as if someone or something is lurking in the shadows nearby.


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#7 - Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Coordinates: 42.367256°, -71.055951°
Location Address: 21 Hull Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02113
Established in 1659 as North Burying Ground, Copp's Hill Burying Ground is a historic cemetery located in northern Boston, Massachusetts. It is believed to be haunted by the spirits of numerous unidentified men wearing uniforms from the American Revolutionary War and Civil War, who often appear in photographs taken by visitors at night. Another spirit said to haunt the old cemetery is that of a Puritan minister named Reverend Increase Mather, who famously campaigned for the prosecution of over 200 men and women during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Paranormal enthusiasts investigating the location at night also report witnessing strange glowing balls of light, and feeling an eerie presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. During the late 1700's, Copp's Hill Burying Ground was used by British soldiers as a hideout, where infantrymen repeatedly used the headstones of American patriots as targets for musket practice and committed other acts of vandalism. The location was added to the National Register of Historic Places in April of 1974.


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​#8 - East Boston Public Library

Coordinates: 42.377810°, -71.028035°
Location Address: 365 S. Bremen Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02128
Opened in 1870, the East Boston Public Library is renowned as being the first branch library in the United States. Employees working at the library report hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and movement coming from the basement, where a former librarian was rumored to have been killed. Others report feeling a strange presence in the basement, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Although many believe the East Boston Public Library is haunted, very little evidence is available to support these claims.


​#9 - Emerson Cutler Majestic Theater

Coordinates: 42.351633°, -71.065295°
Location Address: 219 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116
The Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre was constructed in 1903 as the Majestic Theatre, and is one of the oldest and most lavishly decorated theaters in the state of Massachusetts. It was remodeled in the 1920's to accommodate vaudeville shows, and in the 1950's was redesigned again for use as a movie theater. The theater was bought by Emerson College during the mid-1980's and restored to its previous Beaux-Arts design, and in 2003 was renamed as the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre. The location is said to be haunted by several different spirits, including that of a former Boston mayor who died of a heart attack during a performance in the early 1900's, as well as a married couple who were killed in a car crash during the 1930's after attending a show. Guests at the Majestic Theater also report encountering the spirit of a young girl whose apparition is seen and heard crying in certain areas, and performers backstage have nicknamed one room "The Nightmare Room" due to reports of people experiencing feelings of fear and shortness of breath.


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#10 - Everett Square Theatre

Location Address: 11 Fairmount Avenue, Hyde Park, Boston, Massachusetts, 02136
The Everett Square Theatre in Boston, Massachusetts was constructed in 1915. It hosted a variety of vaudeville and musical performances as well as motion pictures before permanently closing in the mid-1980's. The abandoned theater is rumored to be haunted by several ghosts, and urban explorers often report witnessing mysterious glowing orbs and flickering lights, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices and footsteps. Others claim to feel a strange presence, as if being watched or followed by an unseen entity. One popular urban legend claims that a group of guests seated in the balcony were killed after the stage lights above were cut down, however no historical evidence is currently available to support this legend.

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#11 - ​Faneuil Hall

Coordinates: 42.360189°, -71.055114°
Location Address: 4 S. Market Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02109
Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts was constructed in 1742 as a town marketplace and business hub for various merchants to sell goods and other products, such as meat and produce. African slaves brought to America were also auctioned off at Faneuil Hall for a short time, however slavery became illegal in the state of Massachusetts during the 1780's. The building also included a large room on its 2nd floor which was used as a meeting hall by New England colonists to discuss town issues and other business. It was rebuilt after a large fire in March of 1761, at which point it was expanded to almost double its original size. The historic location was also used by many of America's founding fathers to deliver important speeches and rally patriot forces during the American Revolution. It was later given the nickname, "The Cradle of Liberty," and was used for town meetings until 1822. Devine's Irish Pub, located within the Quincy Market at Faneuil Hall, is said to be haunted by the spirit of a dark-skinned woman wearing old, Colonial-era clothing. She is believed to have been a former African slave who died under mysterious circumstances, and whose identity is unknown. She is also believed to be responsible for a variety of unexplained paranormal phenomena which occur at the pub, such as objects being moved around or rearranged by an unseen entity, or sudden cold spots and drops in temperature. Another spirit said to haunt the Quincy Market area of Faneuil Hall is that of a man named Victor Hendrickson, who was killed in 1907 in a heavy machinery accident while working at Ames Plow Company, which occupied a large portion of the market from 1862 until 1909. An article published by The Boston Globe in September of 1907 reports that Victor Hendrickson was killed at the age of 35 after his shirt became caught in a piece of rotating machinery, causing him to be dragged through the machine, and breaking every bone in the man's body. When an autopsy was performed on the man's disfigured and partially dismembered corpse, it was unable to be determined if he was crushed to death, or if he later died of strangulation after the machine caused the vest he was wearing to become so tightly wound around his neck that he was nearly decapitated. Ever since his death, Victor Hendrickson's mutilated apparition has reportedly been seen by those shopping at Quincy Market or walking on the streets nearby at night. Others report hearing the sounds of disembodied screams, and feeling a strange, unexplained presence. Many have also reported encountering a number of other unidentified apparitions and shadow figures, with some also claiming that the location is haunted by five Boston men who were killed by British troops on nearby State Street on March 5, 1770 in an event that later became known as The Boston Massacre.

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#12 - Ft. Warren

Coordinates: 42.320385°, -70.927777°
Location Address: Georges Island, Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts
Ft. Warren was constructed between 1833 and 1861 to protect Boston Harbor from Confederate soldiers during the American Civil War and was used as an active military base until 1947. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman named Mrs. Melanie Lanier, who was sentenced to death by hanging during the mid-1800's after she was caught by Union soldiers attempting to free her captured Confederate husband, Lieutenant Andrew Lanier. She was hanged wearing a black dress, and according to legend, her spirit haunts the location of her death, still searching for her captured husband. Over the years, her spirit has come to be known as "The Lady In Black." For more information see: Ft. Devens Main Post Cemetery in Ft. Devens, Massachusetts.


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#13 - Granary Burying Ground

Coordinates: 42.357476°, -71.061721°
Location Address: Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02108
Established in 1660, the Granary Burying Ground in Boston, Massachusetts consists of over 2,300 burial plots and is known as being the final resting place of many of America's patriots and founding fathers, including Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock. Those visiting the old cemetery at night report witnessing mysterious glowing orbs and apparitions, as well as capturing images of shadowy faces and figures in photographs and videos.


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#14 - Omni Parker House

Coordinates: 42.357730°, -71.060130°
Location Address: 60 School Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02108
Constructed in 1927 as the Parker House Hotel, the Omni Parker House is a historic hotel located in Boston, Massachusetts, and is said to be one of the most haunted hotels in the United States. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of Harvey Parker, who founded the original Parker House Hotel in 1855, as well as the spirits of several other unidentified men and women. Guests at the Omni Parker House report witnessing orbs and apparitions, as well as hearing disembodied voices, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. The 3rd floor of the Omni Parker House is also said to be haunted by the spirit of the American actress Charlotte Cushman, who died of pneumonia while staying at the hotel, and the novel 1408 was allegedly based on events experienced by author Stephen King while staying in room 303 where a former guest committed suicide. Employees at the Omni Parker House report witnessing elevators opening and closing by themselves, and unexpectedly stopping at the 3rd floor, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as lights flickering, and bathroom faucets turning on and off by themselves.


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#15 - The Charlesgate

Coordinates: 42.350079°, -71.091504°
Location Address: 4 Charlesgate East, Boston, Massachusetts, 02215
Constructed in 1901 as The Charlesgate Hotel, The Charlesgate in Boston, Massachusetts was bought by Boston University in 1947 for use as a women's dormitory, and in 1994 was sold again and converted into luxury condos. The old brownstone building is said to be haunted by several spirits, including one man who committed suicide with a revolver in March of 1908, as well as a young girl who was crushed to death in the building's elevator shaft. One urban legend claims that several men were killed in the basement during a flood, and another claims that the hotel was used during the early 1900's as a meeting place for a satanic cult to perform dark magic rituals. Residents at The Charlesgate often report witnessing spirits, orbs, and apparitions, as well as experiencing a variety of other paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity in certain areas. Those who enter the basement also report experiencing unexplained feelings of paranoia and fear that subside upon leaving the location.



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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Lenox, Massachusetts

11/15/2021

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#1 - The Mount, Edith Wharton's Home

Coordinates: 42.330989°, -73.282019°
Location Address: 2 Plunkett Street, Lenox, Massachusetts, 01240
The Mount is a historic home in Lenox, Massachusetts constructed in 1902 by the famous American novelist, short story writer, and playwright, Edith Wharton, whose spirit is said to haunt the location along with two other unidentified male specters. After Mrs. Wharton's death in 1937 The Mount was purchased by Foxhollow School For Girls, at which point students and faculty members began to report witnessing apparitions dressed in clothing from the early 1900's, as well as experiencing strange disembodied voices and other sounds. In 2009, The Mount was featured on an episode of the popular television show Ghost Hunters, and was investigated by members of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (also known as T.A.P.S.) over the course of several days. The team returned to the location in 2015 to perform another investigation, at which point the crew became convinced of the location's haunted reputation.


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#2 - Ventfort Hall Mansion & Gilded Age Museum

Coordinates: 42.352843°, -73.280008°
Location Address: 104 Walker Street, Lenox, Massachusetts, 01240
Constructed in 1893 as the George & Sarah Morgan family home, the Ventfort Hall Mansion & Gilded Age Museum in Lenox, Massachusetts contains over 50 rooms and spans over 28,000 square feet. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in March of 1993, and in 1997 it was renovated and opened as a museum by a nonprofit organization called the Ventfort Hall Association. The location is said to be haunted by the spirit of its first owners, George and Sarah Morgan, sister of the wealthy American banker and financier J.P. Morgan. Visitors at the historic museum report witnessing the apparition of a man and woman believed to be Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, as well as heavy wooden doors closing by themselves, and others report hearing the disembodied sounds of voices, whispering, footsteps, and screams. Employees working at Ventfort Hall Mansion also report being touched by an unseen entity, as well as witnessing the face of a spectral woman that appears to float down the hallways and staircases. In 2012 the Ventford Hall Mansion was featured on the popular television show, Ghost Hunters, where crew members experienced a variety of paranormal phenomena and allegedly supernatural activity.


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#3 - Whistler's Inn

Coordinates: 42.362908°, -73.282984°
Location Address: 5 Greenwood Street, Lenox, Massachusetts, 01240
Constructed in 1870 as the Ross & Theo Whistler Family Home, the Whistler's Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirits of several unidentified men and women whose apparitions are seen by employees and guests at night. Many also claim to experience other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as disembodied voices and whispers, lights flickering, and electronic devices turning on and off by themselves. Additionally, guests staying in Room 12 report being woken in the middle of the night by a tall, shadowy figure standing above the bed. The historic Whistler's Inn has been featured in numerous television series, magazines, and other publications such as National Geographic Traveler, and Yankee Magazine.



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The Legend of Dogtown, and the Haunted Hammond Castle Museum of Gloucester, Massachusetts

10/15/2021

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​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Gloucester, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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Dogtown

Coordinates: 42.636206°, -70.664767°
Location Address: Dogtown Road, Gloucester, Massachusetts, 01930
​Dogtown was established in 1693 as The Common Settlement, where it's estimated over 100 families resided. By the end of the War of 1812 most of the settlement's community had resettled, and by 1830 the village was almost completely abandoned. The only residents who remained were widows and other outcasts who had no family to follow, and it's during this time that strange rumors began to circulate about the town. Many of the women who were forced to stay behind at The Common Settlement were accused of practicing Witchcraft for survival, and residents began to witness shadowy figures and strange flickering lights in the surrounding woods at night. One woman named Thomazine Younger, also known by locals as Tammy, had developed such an infamous reputation as a witch that traveling merchants and others passing through the abandoned settlement would often leave offerings of fish and corn in hopes of avoiding her wrath, or receiving her blessing. The Common Settlement was also a popular spot for vagrants and homeless people, causing the remaining residents to keep guard dogs for protection. It's said that as the last remaining residents passed away, their pet dogs were left to fend for themselves in the woods. Over time, the population of feral dogs began to grow, and thus the old settlement was given the name, "Dogtown." The last remaining home in Dogtown was razed in 1845, at which point the settlement was used by locals as grazing land for livestock until the 1920's. Dogtown and the surrounding forest is now used as a recreational area for hikers, bicyclists, and other nature enthusiasts, who often claim to hear the distant howls of feral dogs and coyotes at night. Others hiking in the woods have reported feeling a strange presence, as if being followed or watched by an unseen entity. One popular urban legend claims that Dogtown is home to a werewolf, or some type of half-human, half-canine creature, which has allegedly been seen by Gloucester residents numerous times beginning in the 1980's. On the evening of March 17, 1984 - the night of a full moon - three separate individuals reported witnessing a monstrous, canine-like beast walking on two feet in the woods near Dogtown, and several days later a mutilated deer carcass was found at the location where the sightings occurred. Over the years countless witnesses have come forward with alleged experiences of paranormal activity at Dogtown, which has made it one of the most notoriously haunted ghost towns in the state of Massachusetts.


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​Hammond Castle Museum

Coordinates: 42.585204°, -70.692371°
Location Address: 80 Hesperus Avenue, Gloucester, Massachusetts, 01930
Hammond Castle in Gloucester, Massachusetts was constructed in 1929 as the private home and laboratory for a man named John Hays Hammond Jr., who was renowned as being a pioneering scientist in the fields of electronics and remote control technology. Mr. Hammond was often referred to as "the father of radio control," and held over 400 unique patents at the time of his death in February of 1965. After his death Hammond Castle was turned into a museum, which is said to be haunted by Mr. Hammond as well as several other spirits. Custodians and other employees working at the location late at night have reported witnessing the spirits of John Hays Hammond, his wife, Irene Hammond, and another male figure who is believed to be a former servant or groundskeeper. Guests touring the old castle also report experiencing issues with cellphones and other electronic devices, as well as feeling a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Hammond Castle was added to the National Register of Historic Places in May of 1973, and was featured on an episode of the popular television series, Ghost Hunters, in 2012. The location also offers ghost tours during the month of October.
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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Gardner, Massachusetts

9/13/2021

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​Below is a list of some of the most notorious haunted locations in Gardner, Massachusetts. To view my full list of ghost stories and haunted locations in Massachusetts, Click Here. And if you liked this list, be sure to check out my new book, The Folklore & Haunted Locations Guide: Massachusetts, available on Amazon!!
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#1 - Bridge Street

Coordinates: 42.589428°, -72.037089°
Location Address: Bridge Street, Gardner, Massachusetts, 01440
Bridge Street in Gardner, Massachusetts is rumored to be haunted by a woman who was killed in a car accident during a snowstorm in 1995. According to legend, her spirit still lingers at the site of her death, sometimes following pedestrians and motorists driving on the road at night before mysteriously vanishing. Although stories of the Bridge Street ghost have been told for many years, no records exist of a woman being killed in a snowstorm during the 1990's, and very few firsthand accounts of paranormal activity at this location are currently available for reference.


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#2 - North Central Correctional Institution

Coordinates: 42.578701°, -71.940303°
Location Address: 500 Colony Road, Gardner, Massachusetts, 01440
North Central Correctional Institution is a medium-security prison located in Gardner, Massachusetts. It was established in 1902 as a self-sustained psychiatric hospital called Gardner State Colony, which later became Gardner State Hospital. Former patients at the old hospital were subjected to a variety of experimental and inhumane medical procedures, such as lobotomies and electroshock therapy, and most lived in conditions of squalor and neglect. Gardner State Hospital was closed in 1975 and was reopened as the North Central Correctional Institution in 1983. The location is said to be haunted by the spirits of former mental patients who died violent or otherwise unnatural deaths at the hands of hospital caretakers. Security guards working at North Central Correctional Institution at night report witnessing shadow figures and apparitions, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as hearing disembodied voices and screams, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity.


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#3 - SK Pierce Haunted Victorian Mansion

Coordinates: 42.557559°, -71.980796°
Location Address: 4 W. Broadway, Gardner, Massachusetts, 01440
​The SK Pierce Mansion in Gardner, Massachusetts was constructed in 1875 by a wealthy businessman named Sylvester Knowlton Pierce. It is said to be haunted by the spirits of several former residents, including Mr. Pierce who passed away in 1888, as well as his first wife, Mrs. Susan Pierce, who died suddenly of a bacterial illness within a month of the mansion's completion. Due to financial difficulties during the 1930's, the SK Pierce Mansion was remodeled and used as a boarding house which then became a haven for illegal drinking, gambling, and prostitution. It's rumored that during this time a prostitute staying on the 2nd floor was strangled to death, and her killer was never discovered. The woman's spirit is said to haunt the old mansion, and is most often seen by guests on the 2nd floor in the room where she was killed. Another ghost said to haunt the SK Pierce Mansion is that of a man named Eino Saari, who is believed to have died of spontaneous combustion in 1963 after his charred remains were found in the master bedroom without any visible damage to the surrounding area. The SK Pierce Mansion was sold in 2015 at a fraction of its estimated value after multiple consecutive residents were allegedly driven from the house by the violent nature of the spirits there. It opened the following year as a haunted tourist attraction called the SK Pierce Haunted Victorian Mansion, which offers guided tours and overnight stays to guests, who are required to sign a liability waiver before entering the location. Those who are brave enough to stay overnight at the haunted mansion report experiencing a variety of unexplained poltergeist activity, from disembodied voices, footsteps, and whispers, to objects being moved or thrown across the room without warning. Others have reported being pushed or otherwise physically attacked by an unseen entity, as well as experiencing lights flickering, doors slamming shut, and electronic devices such as televisions turning on and off by themselves. The SK Pierce Mansion is also believed to be haunted by several other unidentified spirits, including that of a former maid, and a young girl believed to be Mr. Sylvester Pierce's granddaughter. The SK Pierce Haunted Victorian Mansion is considered to be one of the most haunted houses in the state of Massachusetts and was featured on an episode of the popular television series, Ghost Adventures, which aired in September of 2013.
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The Haunted Lizzie Borden House & Oak Grove Cemetery of Fall River, Massachusetts

8/20/2021

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

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Lizzie Borden House Bed & Breakfast Museum

Coordinates: 41.698928°, -71.156196°
Location Address: 230 2nd Street, Fall River, Massachusetts, 02721
On August 4, 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were found dead in their Fall River, Massachusetts house, leading to what later became one of the most infamous unsolved murder cases in American history. According to police reports, Andrew Borden was found dead in the downstairs sitting room after receiving eleven blows to the head with a sharp hatchet, and Mrs. Borden was found upstairs lying face down in a pool of blood. She was killed instantly after being hit in the head  from the front with an ax and fell to the floor, at which point she was struck in the back of the head an additional seventeen times. Their daughter, Lizzie Borden, was put to trial for the two murders but was eventually acquitted on all charges. Despite popular misconceptions, Lizzie Borden was not immediately seen as a suspect in the murders, but she became a person of interest after giving several false and conflicting statements to the police. The Borden House was sold to a different owner after the murders, and eventually in 1996 the location was bought and opened as a tourist attraction called the Lizzie Borden House Bed & Breakfast. Guests staying at the Lizzie Borden House Bed & Breakfast often report encountering the spirit of an older man and woman, believed to be Mr. and Mrs. Borden. Others report hearing the disembodied sounds of a woman crying, as well as witnessing lights flickering, and electronic equipment being turned on and off by an unseen entity. Employees also report feeling a strange presence in the house, as well as experiencing sudden unexplained chills and cold spots.

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Oak Grove Cemetery

Coordinates: 41.706377°, -71.136796°
Location Address: 765 Prospect Street, Fall River, Massachusetts, 02721
The historic Oak Grove Cemetery was established in 1855 as a burial ground for influential and upper-class citizens of Fall River and spans over 100 acres of land. The location is famously known for being the final resting place of Andrew and Abby Borden, who were found dead on August 4, 1892 after being brutally murdered with a hatchet. It is also the final resting place of their daughter, Lizzie Borden, who was accused of murdering Mr. and Mrs. Borden but was later found not guilty of the murders. The old cemetery is said to be haunted by the three members of the Borden family, whose restless spirits are allegedly seen by visitors. Paranormal investigators report witnessing strange glowing orbs just past the cemetery gates at night, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied moans and cries. Others who visit the cemetery report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, as well as a dark energy that permeates the surrounding area. Oak Grove Cemetery was added to the National Register of Historic Places in February of 1983.



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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Fairhaven, Massachusetts

7/24/2021

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

Coordinates: 41.643594°, -70.905382°
Location Address: 12 Huttleston Avenue, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 02719
Fairhaven High School in Fairhaven, Massachusetts was constructed in 1905, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in January of 1981. The location is said to be haunted by a poltergeist, and students at the old school often report experiencing strange paranormal phenomena, such as cold spots, doors slamming shut by themselves, and furniture being moved or rearranged by an unseen entity. Although many claim Fairhaven High School is haunted, very few firsthand encounters of paranormal activity are currently available for reference, and the identity of the alleged poltergeist remains unknown.
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#2 - Millicent Library

Coordinates: 41.635685°, -70.903399°
Location Address: 45 Center Street, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 02719
Constructed between 1891 and 1893, Millicent Library was donated to the town of Fairhaven, Massachusetts by a wealthy entrepreneur and oil tycoon named H.H. Rogers to commemorate his daughter, Millicent, who died of heart failure in 1890 at the age of 17. Patrons at the old library often report witnessing the apparition of a young woman believed to be Millicent, and passersby report seeing a woman's silhouette standing in the windows late at night. Others report witnessing objects such as books and paintings moving by themselves as well as experiencing a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Employees at Millicent Library also claim the location to be haunted by the spirit of a former custodian who died in the basement after slipping on a wet floor. Ever since, patrons have reported witnessing the man's apparition in the basement area, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied footsteps. Police officers on several occasions have also responded to motion sensor alarms in the middle of the night only to find that the location is empty. One popular urban legend claims that Millicent Rogers' remains are buried beneath the library's foundation, however town records indicate that she was in fact buried in the nearby Riverside Cemetery along with several other members of the Rogers family.


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#3 - Nichols House Nursing Home

Coordinates: 41.646062°, -70.908612°
Location Address: 184 Main Street, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, 02719
The Nichols House Nursing Home in Fairhaven, Massachusetts was built in 1900 by a young couple named Edward and Mary Knowles. There are several urban legends and ghost stories about the location that have been passed down by Fairhaven locals over the years, including one which claims the old house is haunted by the spirit of a former sea captain who allegedly lived there. Another common rumor claims that an elderly woman who once resided at the home died tragically after being struck by a car on the street outside, however these rumors were debunked in an article published by a local newspaper called The Standard-Times in October of 2004, titled "Haunted Nursing Home May Be Changing Its Tune." Despite this, employees at Nichols House Nursing Home still report feeling sudden cold spots, as well as feeling a strange presence. Others have reported visiting elderly patients who appear to be talking to an unseen entity, and when asked, they claim they are talking to the spirit of an unidentified man. Nichols House Nursing Home is now owned and operated by the Royal Of Fairhaven Nursing Center.



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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Danvers, Massachusetts

7/14/2021

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

Coordinates: 42.585062°, -70.981717°
Location Address: 1101 Kirkbride Drive, Danvers, Massachusetts, 01923
Constructed in 1878 as the State Lunatic Hospital At Danvers, the Danvers State Hospital was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984 and was permanently shut down in 1992. The hospital and its series of underground tunnels are said to have inspired H.P. Lovecraft's novel, Arkham Sanitarium, which later inspired Batman's Arkham Asylum. Although most of the old buildings at Danvers State Hospital were demolished in 2007, the administration building and cemetery remain. The remainder of the 77-acre campus was redesigned as the Bradlee Danvers Apartments, which are rumored by many to be haunted. Urban explorers who have entered the old administration building report witnessing the spirits of former mental patients who were abused and neglected by caretakers, and subjected to inhumane medical procedures such as electroshock therapy and lobotomies. In its later years Danvers State Hospital began to admit criminally insane patients and became heavily overcrowded, which helped to further the atmosphere of abuse, neglect, and violence. Residents living at the newly constructed Bradlee Danvers Apartments report witnessing mysterious orbs and flashing lights coming from the abandoned administration building late at night, as well as hearing the sounds of disembodied voices, screams, and moaning. Others often report feeling a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity.


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#2 - Endicott Family Cemetery

Coordinates: 42.554783°, -70.930696°
Location Address: 25-55 Clinton Avenue, Danvers, Massachusetts, 01923
Established during the 1840's as a private family burial ground, the Endicott Family Cemetery in Danvers, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by three members of the Endicott family; a woman named Margaret, and her two sons, Jeremy and Alex. Paranormal investigators at the old cemetery report witnessing the three forlorn spirits dressed in old clothing from the 1800's, as well as experiencing other paranormal phenomena, such as unexplained cold spots and drops in temperature, and feeling the presence of an unseen entity. Over the years the Endicott Family Cemetery was abandoned and fell into a state of neglect and disrepair. One popular belief among locals is that the three spirits remain at the cemetery to protect their final resting places from vandalism, with many also noting that the headstones of Margaret, Jeremy, and Alex are some of the only burial sites that haven't been vandalized.


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#3 - Peabody Institute Library

Coordinates: 42.561625°, -70.940961°
Location Address: 15 Sylvan Street, Danvers, Massachusetts, 01923
The Peabody Institute Library was constructed in 1891 and has served as the Danvers town library ever since. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997, and is said by many to be haunted by the spirit of an elderly man. Guests on the library's 3rd floor often report witnessing the man's apparition, as well as feeling a strange presence, as if being watched by an unseen entity. Others have even reported being "shooshed" by a disembodied voice. Although many patrons at the Peabody Institute Library have reported encountering the old man's spirit over the years, his identity and the reason for his presence remain unknown.



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Top 3 Most Haunted Places in Beverly, Massachusetts

6/15/2021

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

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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#2 - ​Ocean View Senior Living Center

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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#3 - Old North Beverly Cemetery

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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Top 4 Most Haunted Places in Bridgewater, Massachusetts

5/25/2021

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

Coordinates: 41.987155°, -70.965071°
Location Address: 131 Summer Street, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 02324
Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, Massachusetts was founded in 1840 as the Bridgewater Normal School, and many of the old buildings on campus are rumored to be haunted. The Campus Center Auditorium is said to be haunted by the spirit of a man named George, whose apparition is seen by students playing different instruments in the orchestra pit late at night. Shea-Durgin Hall is said to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman who was strangled to death in Room 208 by a jealous boyfriend after it was discovered she was having an affair. In addition to witnessing the young woman's apparition, residents at Shea-Durgin Hall report experiencing a variety of poltergeist activity, such as lights flickering, and objects being moved or thrown by an unseen entity. Tillinghast Hall is also said to be haunted by the spirit of a former headmistress who died after falling from the building's rooftop. Students at Bridgewater State University have reported experiencing paranormal activity throughout its campus dating back to the late 1800's.


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#2 - ​Camp Titicut Reservation

Coordinates: 41.931820°, -70.999631°
Location Address: 190 Beech Street, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 02324
Camp Titicut Reservation in Bridgewater, Massachusetts was first settled by Native Americans during the 1500's, and was used as a boy's summer camp starting in the 1930's. In 1946 the site was excavated by the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, which uncovered numerous Native American burial sites, as well as over 6,000 other tribal artifacts and relics. Hikers at Camp Titicut report witnessing the apparitions of former tribesmen and women, as well as the spirit of a young boy who drowned in a nearby lake while camping. Others report feeling sudden cold spots, as well as feeling the presence of an unseen entity in the woods. One popular urban legend claims that King Phillip was executed at Camp Titicut, however these claims have been debunked as being historically inaccurate. Despite that, some still claim to encounter the forlorn spirit of King Phillip wandering the woods late at night.


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#3 - Lake Nippenicket

Coordinates: 41.968345°, -71.040255°
Location Address: Lakeside Drive, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 02324
Sometimes referred to as simply "The Nip," Lake Nippenicket in Bridgewater, Massachusetts is said to be haunted by the spirit of an elderly man who drowned while fishing. The man's apparition is often seen by swimmers at night paddling a small boat before disappearing into the night. Unfortunately, very little additional information is available regarding this allegedly haunted location.


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#4 - William H. McElwain School

Coordinates: 41.995442°, -70.981405°
Location Address: 250 Main Street, Bridgewater, Massachusetts, 02324
The William H. McElwain School in Bridgewater, Massachusetts was constructed in 1912 and served as a public school until 1997. The location is rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a former student whose ghost remains at the school for unknown reasons. Former students at William H. McElwain School have reported encountering the young boy's apparition in one of the bathrooms, as well as experiencing other unexplained paranormal phenomena, such as faucets turning on and off by themselves, and stall doors being pushed open or shut unexpectedly. Urban explorers and paranormal investigators at the school report feeling the presence of an unseen entity, or experiencing feelings of being watched. The William H. McElwain School was added to the National Register of Historic Places in January of 2013.



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