Colleges, known to be a part of a learning community to help those in need. However, some locations weren't ever a School to begin. Such like Southern Vermont College, it was once the Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Everett's summer home in Vermont. What lurks within the halls and rooms within?

Have a story of your own? Let us know today. To be featured on an upcoming episode.

http://hauntedvermont.org

Vermonters are a frugal bunch and have been for many generations. In order to save energy during a long, cold Vermont winter, the truly ingenious old-time Vermont natives would find a way conserve food and heat….by freezing their old folks, for the duration of winter, and thawing them out in the spring time!

https://vermonter.com/vermonts-deep-frozen-folks/

https://archive.vpr.org/commentary-series/citro-hibernating-hill-folk/

One man’s Insurance against premature burial in Vermont. Things are looking up…for someone who’s been dead for over 100 years. Discover Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven, Vermont, final resting place of Timothy Clark Smith, whose 1893 crypt includes a window to help him escape in case he was buried alive.

https://vermonter.com/premature-burial-in-vermont/

We look at a very interesting story that occurred on Valentines Day in 1984. Where a farm cow, was killed by a mysterious flying saucer.

This story comes courtesy from Joseph Citro’s “Vermont Odditorium”.

During a bitterly frigid winter night in the late 1800’s, a fire occurred on the original railroad trestle in Hartford, VT. The Montreal Express, a train with passenger cars carrying 78 people, derailed and burned. Tragically, thirty-six people were crushed, drowned or burned alive, including a boy and his father. To date, this was Vermont’s worst railroad disaster.

Information Courtesy of https://vermonter.com/haunted-railroad-bridge/

Over the last two centuries, people with enterprising ideas have envisioned it as a place of business. Four hotel fires later, they were left to wonder: was it coincidence that led to their failure, or the curse of Brunswick Springs?

Brunswick Springs is located well off the main road in Brunswick, VT., a town of approximately 100 residents in the Northeast Kingdom. There are six individual springs at the spot, and each allegedly contains a different mineral-iron, calcium, magnesium, sulfur, bromide and arsenic-that flow into the Connecticut River 65 feet below.

Learn more by visiting… https://vermonter.com/curse-of-brunswick-springs/

The Bennington Triangle Missing and More.

https://vsp.vermont.gov/unsolved/missing/c/welden

http://thebridgewaterdocumentary.com

VIDEOS

YouTube Doc Part 1 | Part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7FzlTsd868

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrJAePFo8C0

TERROR TRAIL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlPoaAgsxNc

OTHER

http://benningtontriangle.com

https://www.benningtonbanner.com/stories/lost-in-glastenbury,43274

https://vermonter.com/bennington-triangle/

https://www.mynbc5.com/article/plane-crash-reported-in-bennington-county/20767875#

https://www.historicmysteries.com/bennington-triangle-disappearances/

BOOKS

Glastenbury: The History of a Vermont Ghost Town

The Vermont Monster Guide

Weird Tales of Vermont

A Supernatural Condition

In 1874 he became aware of the séances of the Eddy Brothers of Chittenden, Vermont. His interest aroused, Olcott wrote an article for the New York Sun, in which he investigated Eddy Farms. His article was popular enough that other papers, such as the New York Daily Graphic, republished it. His 1874 publication People from the Other World began with his early articles concerning the Spiritualist movement.

Also in 1874, Olcott met Helena Blavatsky while both were visiting the Eddy farm. His foundational interest in the Spiritualist movement and his budding relationship with Blavatsky helped foster his development of spiritual philosophy.

The Eddy Brothers were William and Horatio Eddy, two American mediums best known in the 1870’s, who claimed psychic powers.

Sources: https://www.prairieghosts.com/eddy.html & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_Brothers

Pittsford Haunted House, was once known as The Caverly Preventorium or “The Vermont Sanitorium”. Housing 100 patients that contracted the dreaded disease at the time with no cure, tuberculous. It held dark experiments from doctors, and lost fundings eventually leading to it’s closure in 1967. It became part of what is now known as the Vermont Police Academy and then went to the Vermont Fire Department, where even today it is opened to the public during October for their annual Pittsford Haunted House.

Back in the fall of 2013, film makers Owen Mulligan and Jay Vos contacted Paul Dulski who runs Haunted Vermont to help find a location to shoot there last and final tale of there film that was released on October 27th 2014, known as DEAD STATIC. The tale takes on the true facts of witnesses claiming to see a small female child staring out on the second floor window. However since it’s a horror film, not everything is true.

Watch Dead Static on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4qNlwiyGU0

Information courtesy from Rutland Reader

http://www.rutlandreader.com/the-caverly-preventorium-pittsford-haunted-house/

Season One Episode Four takes us to Stowe, Vermont. Gold Brook Bridge is considered to be Haunted by a entity named Emily, her story is supposedly said that she committed suicide by hanging herself on the bridge while waiting for her groom that never arrived. However it is also said, this could be the bridge that isn’t actually the one that is haunted. And if that’s the real deal, how come this particular bridge is known to have someone or something there.

—-VIDEOS—-

Breath Evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzbXuxRsE98

Ruby Bates Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sajMa0ijyrU

—-EVIDENCE & MORE—-

http://emilysbridge.com

http://vermonter.com