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I was just curious if New Hampshire has any good Ghost stories or Haunted Houses?? I love to read ghost stories or go to haunted sites. In So Cali, we have the Winchester House (not really in So Cali, more North), The Queen Mary, lots of Ghost Towns from the old gold rush days..New England is known for its haunted sites. I havent really read any from New Hampshire.
They do - sometimes seeing the "old threads" will trigger someone's memory as well <g>.
When we first moved here, the house we rented had "otherwordly guests" - I don't remember now if I posted about that, but if I didn't and you want to know about it, just give a yell <g>
Its soo funny that you brought up this thread. Just the other day I went to the Woodlawn Cemetery here in Keene. I had a bit of an unusual experience that I wrote about in my journal today. .Here's the entry
"Then today I took a venture into the cemetary. It looked interesting and I've been kinda wanting to check it out. Its huge and really old. The oldest I've seen so far is 1800's but I know there are more. It was really creepy at one point I was in the cemetary all by myself, it was drizzling and grey out. Dead silence. I walked down this hill towards the forest , i saw these two little graves side by side all by themselves. As I was walking towards them down the gravel path I swore I heard footsteps right behind me.. I kept walking knowing I heard them but I didn't turn around. I stopped at the grave and it was like one extra step was taken after mine stopped.. It was creepy for sure and I dunno if my mind was playing tricks on me or what. But I def. wanna go back. The two graves were of two children one died at 5 or 6 and i couldn't tell the other cause the dates had been washed off, but they died in the early 1800's"
(Thats the e-mail i sent to my mother in law just a couple of days ago.)
I wasn't scared but it was uncomfortable to say the least. I continued to walk towards the graves and as I took my last step onto the grass infront of the graves I know I heard 1 extra step behind me on the gravel. At this point I turned around, nothing. I stood at the graves for a while and just looked at them. . Anywho I stood there for a while but I felt uncomfortable after a couple mins and I needed to leave.
K so after all of that this is the thread I found today. It creeped me out a bit I suppose but at the same time I was like hmmm maybe it wasn't in my head.......
Woodlawn Cemetery Keene New Hampshire - Sumner Knight Chapel - The whole area near the Knight Chapel is a major hotspot. The chapel itself is home to a very unhappy spirit and it's presence is almost overwhelmingly strong as you get within 15 feet of the Chapel. Near the chapel is the spirit of a little girl who will sneak around and peer from behind trees at you and on voice recorders you can get sounds of a girl giggling. You have to go away from the Chapel to encounter her. Warning, do not curse in front of the Chapel. There is a spirit who will wash your mouth out with soap if you do. Several people have documented the taste of soap in their mouths and others can smell the soap (Similar to Ivory Bar Soap in my opinion) on the breaths of the victims
When we were in Concord a few months ago, a teenage girl in a Friendly's shop told us NOT to move to Bow, because there was a ghost there. Also, houses there apparently disappeared by themselves. As of yet, we have not visited Bow to confirm or disprove this report
The Mount Washington Hotel, built by Joseph and Carolyn Stickney in the early 1900's, is reportedly haunted by "The Princess", as Mrs. Stickney was known.
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?? I love to read ghost stories or go to haunted sites. In So Cali, we have the Winchester House (not really in So Cali, more North), The Queen Mary, lots of Ghost Towns from the old gold rush days..New England is known for its haunted sites. I havent really read any from New Hampshire.
