
Here's a safer place to go, and I have it on good report that it is not closed to visiting, and should be a dynamite spot for EVPs and photographs. The place is called Bara-Hack, a town founded in 1780, and located in the northeastern Connecticut woods.
I first read about this place in Fate magazine, and then talked to a couple of people I know on the east coast ghost hunting circuit. They're pretty old these days and have never been there, although they have heard about the place.
You can't find this place on the map, although I have tried. Hell, the place sounds like a kibbutz in the middle east! As far as I can tell, the town is located close to Abington Four Corners close to the town of Pomfret. In the Fate magazine article, you have to go down an old overgrown path that follows the Mashomoquet Brook to get there.
The brook is sometimes missing during the dry months of the year, and one of the first indications that you are nearing Bara-Hack is that you HEAR the brook anyway!

This is one of the most "alive" hauntings I have ever heard of. As people approach this place they discover that this location is alive with noise! All of the activity of daily life 150 years or so ago is clearly audible. You hear mothers calling to their children, children playing, wagons rolling. These sounds are clearly audible night or day.
There is an old graveyard too which may be the center of activity. At one side of the graveyard is an old tree, another center of supernatural activity.
I long to visit this place, but I tottle along with one cane, and sometimes two, the gift of an incompetent doctor. If someone here can go and report back, I would love it. At last report access to the area is not restricted, not as dangerous as Dudleytown. That place is scary. This place is just weird.
