On June 12, 2008, we returned to Gilson Road Cemetery in Nashua, NH. Except for a notable number of new houses and subdivisions in the area, little has changed… with one exception. The denser wooded area in back of the cemetery seems to provide the illusion of cover for the spirits who visit during daytime [...]

Late yesterday (12 June 2008), we returned to Gilson Road Cemetery in Nashua, NH. Our ghost hunting results were surprising. We’ll publish photos and more details, later, but here’s a summary of what we found:

We tried several kinds of dowsing rods to see what they indicated. The “hot spots” were somewhat predictable. (See our [...]

Dusk is a perfect time to visit Gilson Road Cemetery in Nashua, New Hampshire when the wildflowers are in bloom. These photos were taken 21 May 2002:

(click on photo to see larger) Wildflowers in front of Walter Gilson’s headstone

More wildflowers, nearby

We [...]

A photographer contacted us on 20 Apr 2002 to report three daffodils tied to a sagging tree branch towards the back of Gilson Road Cemetery, Nashua, NH.

We visited, and he’s right about the flowers.

Why would someone do this? There are several possibilities. One is for sentimental reasons; there are many [...]

We visited Gilson Road Cemetery in June 2002, to update our team about activity there. This was during the time when Tanglewood Estates was moving in across the street from Gilson Road Cemetery.

Three of us visited the cemetery at dusk. The Gilson Road Cemetery sign had been cut off with a saw. A [...]