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Are there any urban legends in Massachusetts?

Some of the Massachusetts urban legends will make your hair stand on end, but the question is: Do you believe them? The Bridgewater Triangle, for example, spans more than 200 square miles in the Freetown-Fall River State Forest. Those who have dared to go there report terrifying tales of floating orbs, UFOs, and even murder and suicide.

Treasure of Tenney’s Grey Court Castle is mysterious but not really scary at all. Urban legend states that the castle is hiding much of the Charles H. Tenney fortunate. However, no one really knows for sure.

What are the creepiest cemeteries in Massachusetts?

Old Hill Cemetery just might be one of the creepiest cemeteries in Massachusetts. The cemetery dates back to 1729 and is perhaps best known for the Pierce Family Tomb. Seven Pierces are interred in an above-ground crypt. The Pierces are said to haunt the cemetery, their souls restless after their crypt was repeatedly desecrated by vandals who broke into the crypt and abused their remains. If you visit the cemetery, you might hear scratching sounds at the crypt.

Other creepy Massachusetts cemeteries worth a visit include Granary Burying Ground in Boston, Canton Corner Cemetery in Canton, and Holyhood Cemetery in Brookline.

What are the creepiest places in Massachusetts?

To discover some of the creepiest places in Massachusetts, gas up the car and head out on a road trip to the state’s most haunted places. The haunted road trip in Massachusetts kicks off at the USS Salem in Quincy. The ship is said to be haunted by those who died there when it served as a makeshift hospital for those injured in an earthquake in Greece in 1953.

You’ll also visit Dogtown in Gloucester, Danvars State Hospital in Danvars, and The Lizzie Borden House in Fall River.