This concludes a true story that began at Portsmouth – real ghosts, private home OUR LAST NIGHT IN THIS HAUNTED HOUSE Our last night in the house, the footsteps returned, louder than ever. It was late in June, and about three o’clock in the morning. I remember hearing the footsteps, pounding up the varnished pine…
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Portsmouth, NH – Real Ghosts, private home – pt 3
(Continued from Portsmouth – real ghosts, private home, part two) A TRUE GHOST STORY – PART THREE There were a few more incidents of things casually flying through the kitchen. The faucets turned themselves on more frequently, and with more force. Other odd little things happened, but nothing particularly destructive or frightening. In fact, many…
Nashua, NH – Schoolhouse Cemetery Orb
Schoolhouse Cemetery, Nashua, NH 31 October 1999, about 8 p.m. Fiona’s comments: After my camera refused to work on Halloween night at Blood Cemetery in Hollis, I visited Schoolhouse Cemetery in Nashua, NH, to prove to myself that there was nothing wrong with my camera or the film. Schoolhouse Cemetery never felt very haunted. I’ve…
Portsmouth, NH – Real Ghosts, private home
A TRUE GHOST STORY It was too easy. In the early 1990s, I placed a notice on a bulletin board, looking for a “nothing down” house to buy near Portsmouth, NH. Several people called within the week, but one house seemed almost perfect: a house within walking distance of downtown Portsmouth. The owner was eager…
Portsmouth, NH – Portrait of a Real Ghost
Portsmouth house, Portsmouth, NH October 1999, about 11 a.m. This photo was taken outside a Portsmouth private residence. While living in that house, I saw two ghosts and experienced considerable poltergeist phenomena. I took several photos of the house in late October 1999, to illustrate my pages about this very haunted house. When I had…
Gilson Road Cemetery, NH – Wildflowers
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: Wildflowers in front of Walter Gilson’s headstone We recommend arriving shortly after sunset, and using a fairly slow film (200 ISO) without a flash. Linger awhile and you…