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New Hampshire Haunted Houses have grown over the years to feature some really amazing haunted houses some of which have been featured on Travel Channel. Several years ago when we visited haunted houses in the Nashua , New Hampshire the haunted houses in New Hampshire seemed to be around every corner especially in the Nashua, New Hampshire area haunted houses are very popular form of entertainment and more haunted houses in New Hampshire can be found at Hauntworld.com. On Hauntworld.com you will find every type of haunted houses in New Hampshire from a haunted hayride, haunted house, Halloween Attractions, ghost tours, to paranormal ghost hunting. Read all about the best and scariest haunted houses in Manchester here at Hauntworld.com. New Hampshire has some of the biggest haunted houses in cities like Nashua, Manchester, Concord, Rochester, Rutland, Barre, Burlington, New Hampshire.
When looking for a scary or the best haunted house in New Hampshire look no further than the area of Manchester, Nashua, Rochester, Rutland, Barre, Burlington, New Hampshire because this is an absolute hotbed for haunted houses which would also include the Concord area. New Hampshire has more haunted houses than almost any other state in America, and not only do they have several haunts but they have some of the best found anywhere. New Hampshire has many cities with great haunted houses especially New Hampshire area which has more of the top rated haunts than any other city in America.
Do you want to know what we feel are the best haunted houses in Nashua? Do you want to know the Scariest Haunted Houses in Concord? You will find New Hampshire
In Nashua, New Hampshire sits a small restautrant and bar which was once the home to Elizabeth Ford. There have been several reports that when Elizabeth died her spirit stayed with the home. SHe has been sen and heard in the restaurant. Many say she is watching over the place.
Manchester is also home to many great landmarks and old restaurants. This brings us to Bob Shaw's Italian Sandwich Shop in Manchester, New Hampshire. Many who eat at this wonderful sandwich shop describe it as a mild poltergeist phenomena. It is one of Manchester's oldest little shop which was formaly known as Psaris Bistro. There have been several reports by both the workers and the customer s of strange and unexplained activity. Shodows would float across the floor, items would move and no one would be there and strange noises would often be heard.
Nashua is also home to some of the oldest graveyards. This brings us to Gilson Road Cemetery located in Nashua, New Hampshire. It is Nashua's oldest existing cemetery. The original construction date is know for sure, but many of the headstones date back to the early 1800's. Once you enter the cemetery your body is filled with a strange errie feeling. Many have reported as you walk through the cemetery it feels almost as if you are walking on water. There have been reports of misty or shadow like figures wondering around the graves. Recently new homes have been built further back by hte Cemetery. The new owners have reported having problems wit hstrnge noises and movements. They now feel that their homes are haunted as well. The town of Manchester is known for many haunting tales and a history of all it's own. One being Manchester's Youth Detention Center, it has been given the title of Manchester's most haunted house. It is described as a older, brick building that is very dark and very disturbing. It is back in a small field and surrounded by woods. The history of the house has been discribed as very sad and disturbing. All the windows and door have been boarded up, but still people try to make their way in to take a peek. It has been reported that what they find and hear is very disturbing. They can hear humming and faint sounds as if people are yellinf or talking. There is also always a dim light on. The ghosts that have been trapped inside for so many year are desparatly trying to find a way out or help.
The town of Concord is known for many haunting tales and a history of all it's own. One being Concord's Margarita's Mexican Restaurant, was once the jail in Concord, New Hampshire. The jail cells are still in tact and have not been removed. The employees have reported many strange occurances. From hearing voices and strange noises to things flying around in the kitchen to furniture simply sliding across the room.
There can be nothing more terrifying thna visitng a haunted mental hospital. IN Concord, New Hampshire you will find the Old State Mental Hospital certainly has it's share of history. There have been many reports of footsteps in the halls, voices in the rooms, coldspots. The basement has a very errie and frightning feeling to it. It has been reported when you enter it you can hear muffled voices almost coming from the walls.
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Creepy New Hampshire Cemeteries
Known by many to be one of the most fascinating yet unsettling cemeteries in all of New England, the Gibson Road Cemetery has graves as old as the 17th century and has become a hotspot for paranormal research. The Gibson Road area is also reportedly the site of many bloody, vicious battles between various Native American tribes. Visitors to the cemetery have reported seeing unexplainable flickering lights and bizarre anomalies that show up in photographs taken at the cemetery. Paranormal investigators who have studied the cemetery say it is home to several paranormal energy fields and unlike most allegedly haunted cemeteries, the Gibson Road Cemetery is said to be haunted by the ghosts of its inhabitants day and night.
Old Center Cemetery – Andover
Ghostly stories and alleged frightening apparitions have stemmed from this haunted cemetery for years. From afar, the Old Center Cemetery looks like any other cemetery in New Hampshire, with its weathered headstones, white-gated entrance, and traditional New England rock wall lining its borders. But once inside, visitors have reported feeling something much more sinister and menacing.
Much of the ground at the cemetery is composed of very fine sand that, over the years, has caused the old headstones to tilt haphazardly in various directions. As you walk around the cemetery, you may find yourself slowly sinking into the graves. If you sink more than a couple of inches, you may not be able to extract yourself from the grip of this creepy cemetery.
Perhaps the most famous story about the Old Center Cemetery is the ghost of the waving woman. Several witnesses have reported seeing a flickering, ghostly apparition of woman with long hair who can only be seen if you are standing outside the cemetery walls. She seems to wave witnesses towards the graveyard and always appears in the same corner. Appearing only at night, she disappears as soon as you step inside the cemetery.
Pine Hill Cemetery (a.k.a. Blood Cemetery) - Hollis
Rumor has it during the 1970’s, teenagers reported seeing the ghost Mary Blood in their rear view mirror when they slammed on their brakes as they passed the cemetery, causing skid marks on the street. Others claim the marks came about from cars skidding to avoid the spirit of a young child who jumped in front of motorists passing the cemetery.
Other reports include an engraving of a hand on one particular headstone that would point up during the day but point down at night. Supposedly the hand also leaks a strange brownish liquid. The headstone has since been replaced the Pine Hill Cemetery continues to be one of the creepiest and supposedly haunted cemeteries in all of New Hampshire.
From the moment visitors enter Haunted Overload they are struck by its unique, vibrant, organic design. Shifting grassy pathways coil through spacious corn field trails, barn buildings, and vaulted wooden scarecrows. Props and sets are all painstakingly hand-crafted, from the rough pine slabs of the wooden entrance gate, to the hundreds of hand carved jack-o-lantern pumpkins, all grown at Coppal House Farm. This organic nature contributes to an ambience of a traditional New England Halloween.
Traditional Halloween themed though it may be, Haunted Overload does not disappoint when it comes to pure scare factor. Listen to what Tim Bickford of Creative Cinema Productions had to say about Haunted Overload. He is in charge of capturing as many scares as possible with his video camera each terrorfying season.
Over the past 5 years I have had the privilege of producing videos for Eric Lowther's "Haunted Overload". I have personally been witness to Haunted Overload's rise from a local home haunt phenomenon to an immensely successful professional haunt.
Haunted Overload is simply one of the most creative places that I have ever been to. I compare it to a Hollywood movie set, an outdoor venue that features 34-foot tall ghosts, scare crows, giant tree monsters and goblins patrolled by a headless horseman who rides a huge draft horse set on a spacious New England farm surrounded by towering oak trees and acres of corn fields. Nearly every prop is hand made in meticulous detail. What sets this haunt apart from others is that fact that it focuses on the tradition of Halloween. You'll find very little blood or guts, just incredible one of a kind creations that embody the spirit of the holiday.
I have filmed patrons at Haunted Overload falling, crying, screaming, hyperventilating, and even sprinting for the parking lot. Last year the porta-potty "Suck Truck" operator complained that there were loads of women's panties stuck in his pump that had to be removed before he could finish pumping out the portable toilets. Patrons get their monies worth at Haunted Overload! This haunt passes the "scary test". I have hours of video to prove it.
The thing that impresses me most about Haunted Overload is its creator. Eric Lowther is the driving force and mastermind behind this one of a kind event. He simply lives, sleeps, and breathes all things haunted. Each waking moment of his day is spent on dreaming up ways to improve the attraction. Every season he and his dedicated staff come up with something bigger and better than the previous year. The Haunted Overload cast of actors are some of the best I've seen. They really have their timing down when it comes to knowing when to deliver the perfect scare. The attention to detail, giant props, creative lighting, scare factor, New England Farm setting and traditional Halloween theme make Haunted Overload a must see this Halloween. Haunted Overload is a pre ticketed event and tickets sell out fast so I wouldn't wait long to get them!
Haunted Overload is located at Coppal House Farm in Lee, New Hampshire • 118 North River Road
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