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Union Cemetery (Easton, Connecticut)
Union Cemetery (Easton, Connecticut) is a location reputed to be haunted in Connecticut, US. Its reputation comes from reported apparitions, unexplained phenomena and eyewitness accounts gathered over time.
Where is Union Cemetery (Easton, Connecticut)?
- Location
- Connecticut, US
- Type
- Cemetery
- Coordinates
- 41.273, -73.297
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Why is Union Cemetery (Easton, Connecticut) said to be haunted?
Dating to the 18th century near Easton, Connecticut, Union Cemetery became one of America's most investigated haunted sites largely through the work of paranormal researchers Ed and Lorraine Warren, who lived nearby and spent decades documenting sightings there. Its central legend is the "White Lady," a spectral woman in a flowing white gown reported gliding among the headstones or along the adjacent road since at least the mid-20th century, with some tellings linking her to a grieving mother or a jilted bride buried on the grounds. The small white "Bible Chapel" beside the burial ground, moved there in the 1970s, has itself drawn reports of disembodied voices and shifting temperatures inside despite standing empty most of the year. Investigators, tour groups, and skeptics alike continue to visit the cemetery after dark, drawn by decades of photographs, EVP recordings, and firsthand accounts tied to the Warrens' research.
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