The mountain has been a site of UFOs, Bigfoot, and rumored dimensional portals.

They believed the area is cursed because it’s the place where four winds meet. Long ago, the local Indian tribe only used the mountains to bury the dead. Did the hauntings come first before Jackson uncovered it or not? Horror writer Shirley Jackson took one look at this house and was inspired to write The Haunting of Hill House. Visitors have been hearing voices and music playing when nobody’s around. Obviously, ghosts have been learning too. Students come to Jennings Hall to practice and study music. Since his death, he was reportedly seen haunting the premises including a mysterious woman and a group of hooded figures.īennington College: Jennings Hall ( 1 College Drive, Bennington, VT 05201) This college was once a summer home to oil tycoon Edward Everett and his family. Southern Vermont College ( 982 Mansion Dr, Bennington, VT 05201)

He was an American officer and United States Representative known for his hot temper. The last missing hiker, Frieda Langer, was found, but her cause of death remains a mystery to this day.Īround Lake Memphremagog, you might catch a glimpse of General “Mad Anthony” Wayne’s spirit. Hikers have disappeared within the Bennington Triangle between the 1920s and the 1950s. Paranormal writer Joe Citro created the triangle term describing the area located around the cursed Glastenbury Mountain: Bennington, Somerset, Shaftsbury, Woolford, and all the little towns in between. It wasn’t too far from Bennington, Vermont, and the state’s notorious “ Bennington Triangle.” Technically, the battle took place in Walloomsac, New York. On August 16, 1777, the Battle of Bennington took place over the Hudson Valley.

Charleston's Ghosts by James Caskey