Haunted In Connecticut

Apparitions of American Revolution soldiers marching through the darkness. Unseen hands leaving scratches on the living. A mysterious bloodstain that refuses to disappear no matter how many times it is cleaned. These are not simply tales from horror movies and thriller novels—they are reported paranormal encounters tied to real places throughout Connecticut.

In the seventh installment of the Truly Paranormal series, readers will uncover the eerie history and chilling legends surrounding some of the most haunted locations in the Constitution State. From the shadow-filled halls of the Sterling Opera House and the restless spirits of Gunntown Cemetery to the strange activity reported at Lake Compounce Amusement Park, New London Ledge Lighthouse, Sleeping Giant State Park, the Glebe House, the Mark Twain House, and many more, each location carries stories that continue to terrify witnesses to this day.

This volume explores accounts of hooded apparitions, red-eyed entities, phantom black dogs believed to be omens of death, candles mysteriously relighting themselves, and supernatural encounters that blur the line between history and nightmare. Through historical research, eyewitness testimonies, and local legends, the book reveals the unsettling mysteries hidden within some of Connecticut’s most ordinary places.

Step into the haunted history of Connecticut—where the echoes of the past may still be watching from the shadows.