Comments on: Vale End – more ghosts http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/ real ghosts and ghost hunting Fri, 03 Feb 2012 04:42:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Krystal http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-4303 Krystal Tue, 13 Dec 2011 22:20:03 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-4303 I went there once a few years ago. Didnt know anything about the place a friend had been there and wanted us all to go. we went at night. we made it to the blud lady's stone and were there for a very short time i had my camera out the whole time taking pics and wasnt getting much but some orbs that were prob buggs nothing really scary ... i took a picture of the trees and the shadows in the trees started to look like pictures ... first a dog ... then a child then a scary looking skull thats when i decided to tell my friends to be sure it wasnt just my mind playing tricks on me and when they all saw the same thing i was seeing everyone was ready to go we sat in the car for a a little bit arguing over who should get out and take more pictures of a certin area that was giving us a weird feeling and then took off we stopped at a gas station right down the road after and we parked up front of it and just as the car was put in park the car was hit with this creamy white stuff nothing but liquid hit the car and it was no where but on the car no one else was around except the cashire who was out for a butt break the stuff had to have come from the roof or ... something else ... the whole car was covered left side right side front and back we sat there with the clerk trying to figure it out for about 20 mins but not one of us came up with anything... we have gone other places both gilson rd and Blood and neither have EVER made me feel like this. but i went into this place not knowing the stories and still came out more freaked out then ever i cant say i ever want to go back. I went there once a few years ago. Didnt know anything about the place a friend had been there and wanted us all to go. we went at night. we made it to the blud lady’s stone and were there for a very short time i had my camera out the whole time taking pics and wasnt getting much but some orbs that were prob buggs nothing really scary … i took a picture of the trees and the shadows in the trees started to look like pictures … first a dog … then a child then a scary looking skull thats when i decided to tell my friends to be sure it wasnt just my mind playing tricks on me and when they all saw the same thing i was seeing everyone was ready to go we sat in the car for a a little bit arguing over who should get out and take more pictures of a certin area that was giving us a weird feeling and then took off we stopped at a gas station right down the road after and we parked up front of it and just as the car was put in park the car was hit with this creamy white stuff nothing but liquid hit the car and it was no where but on the car no one else was around except the cashire who was out for a butt break the stuff had to have come from the roof or … something else … the whole car was covered left side right side front and back we sat there with the clerk trying to figure it out for about 20 mins but not one of us came up with anything… we have gone other places both gilson rd and Blood and neither have EVER made me feel like this. but i went into this place not knowing the stories and still came out more freaked out then ever i cant say i ever want to go back.

]]> By: Fiona Broome http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-3642 Fiona Broome Wed, 31 Aug 2011 14:51:06 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-3642 Michael, She was there with her daughter. Her daughter is still okay, though she was terrified after the encounter at Vale End. Most people seem to survive the experience fine. Some don't. I just don't see the point of seeing which way the coin flips, just for a thrill or even for serious paranormal research. There are plenty of other, local options. Sincerely, Fiona Broome Michael,

She was there with her daughter. Her daughter is still okay, though she was terrified after the encounter at Vale End.

Most people seem to survive the experience fine. Some don’t.

I just don’t see the point of seeing which way the coin flips, just for a thrill or even for serious paranormal research. There are plenty of other, local options.

Sincerely,
Fiona Broome

]]> By: Michael http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-3636 Michael Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:16:53 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-3636 You said your lead photographer died was she alone when she went there You said your lead photographer died was she alone when she went there

]]> By: Luke http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2916 Luke Wed, 12 Jan 2011 00:02:23 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2916 I went to Vale End with a close friend over the summer and I must say; DON'T GO AT NIGHT. My friend wanted to go during the night but I told her it was best we go at day. We picknicked in the clearing, explored the headstones, and placed a coin out of respect for the spirit of the Blue Lady. Suddenly I sensed something powerful and negative, but it was dormant. I do believe there is something evil there but since it was a bright day whatever it was happened to be "sleeping" I plan to go back but ONLY during the day. Do you have anymore info on the Native American spirits? Did you get to communicate with them at all? I'd like to learn a little more about them. :) I went to Vale End with a close friend over the summer and I must say; DON’T GO AT NIGHT.

My friend wanted to go during the night but I told her it was best we go at day.

We picknicked in the clearing, explored the headstones, and placed a coin out of respect for the spirit of the Blue Lady.

Suddenly I sensed something powerful and negative, but it was dormant.

I do believe there is something evil there but since it was a bright day whatever it was happened to be “sleeping”
I plan to go back but ONLY during the day.

Do you have anymore info on the Native American spirits? Did you get to communicate with them at all?
I’d like to learn a little more about them. :)

]]> By: Tiffany http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2375 Tiffany Thu, 14 Oct 2010 23:35:30 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2375 I've been to the Vale End Cemetary many times. I grew up in the area, and was a skeptic when it came to ghosts or spirits of any kind. The first time I went, I was fifteen, and my friend and I ended up leaving very quickly. We were both terrified, and we went in the middle of the day. I went back again with my sister, and her best friend, and again, we all left completely terrified. We only went to look, and each time we went during the day, but still felt like something wanted us to get the heck out of there. So we did. In spring 2006, my father passed away, and my families lot ended up being in Vale End Cemetary. Thats where my fathers ashes are. Ever since then, every time I go, I feel the same forbading feeling until I reach my father's grave. Whenever I'm there, I feel safe, and protected for some reason. Like nothing can harm me as long as I'm near him. I would never advise anyone to go there alone, during the day or night. If you're going to go, you should always have someone with you. But for myself, I feel like I have nothing left to fear, and going to Vale End to talk to my father is now a pleasant and fufilling experience. ~Tiffany~ I’ve been to the Vale End Cemetary many times. I grew up in the area, and was a skeptic when it came to ghosts or spirits of any kind. The first time I went, I was fifteen, and my friend and I ended up leaving very quickly. We were both terrified, and we went in the middle of the day. I went back again with my sister, and her best friend, and again, we all left completely terrified. We only went to look, and each time we went during the day, but still felt like something wanted us to get the heck out of there. So we did.
In spring 2006, my father passed away, and my families lot ended up being in Vale End Cemetary. Thats where my fathers ashes are. Ever since then, every time I go, I feel the same forbading feeling until I reach my father’s grave. Whenever I’m there, I feel safe, and protected for some reason. Like nothing can harm me as long as I’m near him.
I would never advise anyone to go there alone, during the day or night. If you’re going to go, you should always have someone with you. But for myself, I feel like I have nothing left to fear, and going to Vale End to talk to my father is now a pleasant and fufilling experience.
~Tiffany~

]]> By: Tim http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2360 Tim Tue, 12 Oct 2010 15:36:25 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2360 I've visited Vale End dozens of times, at night AND during the day. I took a first date there and she ended up being my wife! Anyway, I'd always feel panicky there at night, but it's the same feeling I get when I get myself all worked up over being in any scary place. Others have felt either total peace (during the day) or "Let's get the heck outta here". I like to frequent cemeteries at night to discourage cemetery vandals, for whom I think there is a special circle in hell. Another great, spooky cemetery that is highly overlooked is the North Cemetery in Lyndeborough. It's extremely difficult to find, so that's probably why it's overlooked. There's a grave belonging to a Mason that is sunken in the ground about a foot and a half, and there is no death date on the headstone, even though his date of birth was in the 1800's. But I digress - I still believe there is something not-too-cool going on at Vale End, but I've never felt very in tune with the supernatural. I believe a lot, but I don't experience a lot. I guess that's what believing is all about. I would be very interested in joining a group with the possibility of other people's energy drawing something in that I would normally not experience. Excellent site! Thanks. Sincerely, Tim K I’ve visited Vale End dozens of times, at night AND during the day. I took a first date there and she ended up being my wife! Anyway, I’d always feel panicky there at night, but it’s the same feeling I get when I get myself all worked up over being in any scary place. Others have felt either total peace (during the day) or “Let’s get the heck outta here”. I like to frequent cemeteries at night to discourage cemetery vandals, for whom I think there is a special circle in hell. Another great, spooky cemetery that is highly overlooked is the North Cemetery in Lyndeborough. It’s extremely difficult to find, so that’s probably why it’s overlooked. There’s a grave belonging to a Mason that is sunken in the ground about a foot and a half, and there is no death date on the headstone, even though his date of birth was in the 1800′s. But I digress – I still believe there is something not-too-cool going on at Vale End, but I’ve never felt very in tune with the supernatural. I believe a lot, but I don’t experience a lot. I guess that’s what believing is all about. I would be very interested in joining a group with the possibility of other people’s energy drawing something in that I would normally not experience. Excellent site! Thanks.

Sincerely,
Tim K

]]> By: Fiona Broome http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2269 Fiona Broome Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:21:38 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2269 Jenna, Thanks for deciding not to visit Vale End. I'm always concerned when people decide to visit that cemetery, particularly at dusk or after dark. I don't think the spirit of the little boy is trapped there. In my opinion, he may have unfinished business, but it's not holding him here. Though his energy may be residual (not an active, sentient haunting), it's also possible that he's still processing his options, and he'll eventually let go of whatever brings him back to the cemetery. Sincerely, Fiona Jenna,

Thanks for deciding not to visit Vale End. I’m always concerned when people decide to visit that cemetery, particularly at dusk or after dark.

I don’t think the spirit of the little boy is trapped there. In my opinion, he may have unfinished business, but it’s not holding him here.

Though his energy may be residual (not an active, sentient haunting), it’s also possible that he’s still processing his options, and he’ll eventually let go of whatever brings him back to the cemetery.

Sincerely,
Fiona

]]> By: Jenna http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2267 Jenna Thu, 30 Sep 2010 05:04:18 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2267 I don't plan on visiting Vale End after reading your warnings. As you've said, ghost hunting there isn't worth risking your life. However, one thing seems to keep nagging at me. I cannot stop thinking about the spirit of the little boy. I am an Empath and a mother and for some reason, after reading that, I wish I could help the poor child. Do you think he is trapped there? Do you think that whatever the other phenomena that are not spirits are holding him there or causing him distress? I just feel such a sense of sadness at the thought of him not being able to cross over. I don’t plan on visiting Vale End after reading your warnings. As you’ve said, ghost hunting there isn’t worth risking your life. However, one thing seems to keep nagging at me. I cannot stop thinking about the spirit of the little boy. I am an Empath and a mother and for some reason, after reading that, I wish I could help the poor child. Do you think he is trapped there? Do you think that whatever the other phenomena that are not spirits are holding him there or causing him distress? I just feel such a sense of sadness at the thought of him not being able to cross over.

]]> By: Anne http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-2123 Anne Sat, 14 Aug 2010 02:15:50 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-2123 I live in the Wilton area and I've been to Vale End a few times in the past over a few years ago before I read or heard anything about it (always fun to do 'cold runs' without preconceived ideas). I only just found this site as well when looking up an old fave of my ghost hunting family, the Tyng Mansion. :) Anyway! Many orbs, many chills, but not much else during multiple nights at Vale End. Having better luck in many other places, I no longer visit there. I wanted to comment when I read your experiences abecause I wonder if, as you mentioned in a related article that people were doing "rituals" over the Ritter grave perhaps thats what's called in the "grover" beings? I used to visit an abandonned house about 10 years ago that was simply haunted. I didn't revisit for a couple of years and when I returned, dark, fear-inducing energy overtook our group. We found satanic symbols were etched on the walls at the back of the house and signs of possible rituals. Seemed a possibility for this place, which never seemed so sinister before. :( Regardless, after reading your articles, I will not be returning there even though it's rather close. Not worth it. I'm glad you posted all the articles after all, because although some idiots might flock the place for such a story, many innocent hunters will now avoid it thanks to your experience being posted. Thank you. I live in the Wilton area and I’ve been to Vale End a few times in the past over a few years ago before I read or heard anything about it (always fun to do ‘cold runs’ without preconceived ideas). I only just found this site as well when looking up an old fave of my ghost hunting family, the Tyng Mansion. :) Anyway! Many orbs, many chills, but not much else during multiple nights at Vale End. Having better luck in many other places, I no longer visit there. I wanted to comment when I read your experiences abecause I wonder if, as you mentioned in a related article that people were doing “rituals” over the Ritter grave perhaps thats what’s called in the “grover” beings? I used to visit an abandonned house about 10 years ago that was simply haunted. I didn’t revisit for a couple of years and when I returned, dark, fear-inducing energy overtook our group. We found satanic symbols were etched on the walls at the back of the house and signs of possible rituals. Seemed a possibility for this place, which never seemed so sinister before. :(

Regardless, after reading your articles, I will not be returning there even though it’s rather close. Not worth it. I’m glad you posted all the articles after all, because although some idiots might flock the place for such a story, many innocent hunters will now avoid it thanks to your experience being posted. Thank you.

]]> By: Gottloski http://hollowhill.com/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-1653 Gottloski Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:48:42 +0000 http://hollowhill.com/ghosthunting/more-ghosts-at-nhs-vale-end-cemetery/#comment-1653 I've been to Vale End a few times, and I always get a bad feeling about it. I have seen and heard things there that I can not explain. There is no doubt in my mind that Vale End is haunted, and that there is evil there. I’ve been to Vale End a few times, and I always get a bad feeling about it. I have seen and heard things there that I can not explain. There is no doubt in my mind that Vale End is haunted, and that there is evil there.

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