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Tenney Gatehouse (37 Pleasant Street, Methuen, Massachusetts) and the nearby Greycourt Castle ruins are great, gently-haunted sites. They’re ideal for first-time ghost hunters.
I compiled the following history from a variety of sources. I’ve done my best to be accurate, but I only briefly surveyed the history. There may be errors in this report.
The [...]
Two ghosts on the Charles H. Tenney property (Tenney Gate House and Greycourt Castle) may be the Gorrill brothers, or their residual energy.
In my opinion, this part of the site’s history has been badly overlooked. The legends give ghost hunters some very good reasons to more thoroughly investigate the Greycourt Castle area.
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Do you love Halloween? At Hollow Hill, we do!
So, we’re especially delighted to see Fiona quoted in the new, Halloween issue of Phyllis Hoffman’s “Celebrate” magazine.
Look for this great magazine — shown at right — at your grocery store or at any magazine outlet.
“Celebrate” is similar to Martha Stewart’s magazine, [...]
In Ghost Hunting in Haunted Cemeteries, I mention one eerie cemetery in Northfield-Tilton, New Hampshire. (The boundaries between Northfield and Tilton aren’t always clear. I think this cemetery is in Northfield, but I could be wrong.)
Several graves in that cemetery indicate good activity.
Last night, we took photos of rain orbs for my upcoming [...]
Tenney Gate House is a fascinating haunt.
On April 4th, I (Fiona Broome) investigated Tenney Gate House with John Zaffis, Tom Lynch, members of the Essex County Ghost Project, Gavin Cromwell and other paranormal investigators.
We worked in teams, and at the end of the evening, we compared notes. [...]
Last night, we had a wonderful time exploring three Haverhill (MA) cemeteries. Thanks so much to the Essex County Ghost Project for organizing this event and inviting me to it!
Here are a few of my notes:
Walnut Cemetery, Kenoza Street, Haverhill, MA
A large cemetery with some very harsh [...]
The Betsy Ross episode of “Ghost Hunters” had barely aired when I started receiving emails.
People are asking me if Betsy Ross was a hoax, but I suspect that many are actually asking me about the TAPS team.
I’ll repeat my previous statement: I’ve known Jason and Grant for years. I trust them 100% and [...]
Austin, Texas is a wonderfully haunted city. Its ghosts are more colorful than most, with the kinds of histories you’d expect from a “wild west” city. In fact, many of Austin’s ghosts linger because they want to, not because they’re stuck in our earthly plane.
These are the five places that I’d visit with [...]
Many ghost hunters know a few haunted locations that consistently provide ghostly phenomena.
One of the largest and most haunted cemeteries in Portsmouth, NH fits that description.
South Street cemetery isn’t the official name of the location, but it’s what most people call it. This lovely, slightly eerie cemetery is at the [...]
Since my first Haverhill ghost investigation in 2008, people have asked me why Haverhill and vicinity are so haunted. There are many reasons. History may be part of it.
Why is Haverhill haunted?
Haverhill (pronounced “HAY-vuh-rill” or just “HAY-vrill”) has been the site of many significant events, including some gruesome history that is [...]
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