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Ruins of a hotel and restaurant that burnt down from a fire gone astray during a horse cremation. The former summit house offered commanding views of the winding Connecticut River and Pioneer Valley. Only the stone foundation and cellar holes remain nowadays. The popularity of summit houses soared in the northeast during the 19th century
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Ruins of a former prison farm where minor offenders tended to fields of potatoes to feed other prisoners, left to decay in the middle of the woods in Massachusetts. Aside from minor traces of the former prison camp, the main features include solitary confinement cells and a root cellar. After driving a short distance down
Legend has it that people have seen the chair rock and even a ghost of a young girl sitting in the chair. Others have seen glowing lights or orbs around the plot. Her vacant chair. The grave marks the location of Pearl E. French, a child of the age of three who died of spinal
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The quality of granite from this area lends to better shaping and carving, which led to skilled artisans from around the world to relocate to Barre to become a part of a booming granite industry. Many of the markers are examples of some of the finest memorial design and granite craftsmanship ever produced. There are
Revolutionary War soldiers, The Blue Lady, pukwudgies, and other apparitions are all residents of one of the most haunted cemeteries in New Hampshire.
In February 2017, I took a three-day drive around the state of Pennsylvania all just to drive along Route 666.
Across the street from Battle Green, you can find Lexington’s oldest cemetery, The Old Burying Ground.