These 10 Haunted Cemeteries In Connecticut Are Not For the Faint of Heart

19 Cemetery Road, Seymour, CT 06483

Only the bravest of the brave dare to seek out Hookman. The legendary former groundskeeper is not a fan of people hanging out near the cemetery, and has taken to dragging his hook across the roof of their cars. So never park here at night.

363 Norwich-Hartford Turnpike, Lebanon, CT 06249

This story is actually a bit wacky. In 1864 a whaling ship became under attack and the captain was fatally wounded. However, his crew refused to leave him behind and instead stuffed his body in to a rum barrel. But when they returned home they buried him as he was, still inside the barrel. So he's understandably upset.

15 Church St, Ansonia, CT 06401

You might as well call this place the noise yard. Everything from whispers to chains rattling have been reported here. But the most unusual is reports of warm spots, as if the ground itself is heated. Most hauntings are associated with cool spots, but that just isn't the case here.

15 Pepper Street, Monroe, CT 06468.

This place is a great starter for the curious, but easily creeped out. Its haunting is limited to strange mists and glowing orbs, which seemed to have calmed down since Ed Warren was buried here. A coincidence? Maybe not! He was a famous paranormal investigator after all. So he'd know a thing or two about putting haunted cemeteries to rest.

2675 North Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06604

According to legend, these grounds were once inhabited by a Native-American tribe, whose remains are hiding underneath. But what's truly disturbing are the claims of a young boy crying out for his mother in the night. I hope he finds her before she finds you!

850 Sport Hill Road, Easton, CT 06612

The White Lady, one of the most infamous Connecticut ghosts, haunts this place. Her most famous gag involves her jumping in front of cars, scaring drivers half to death and making them believe they may have actually hit someone. Talk about a sick sense of humor.

100 Gunntown Road, Naugatuck, CT 06770

Say hello to one of the oldest cemeteries in the state. Its age has given way to many rumors, from apparitions to mysterious fogs. But with graves holding participants from both sides of the civil war, this place is just as historical as it is haunted.

Upson Road, Burlington, CT 06013

Here lies the Green Lady, the most mysterious ghost of all. Nobody knows what she wants or who she is, but she appears to be waiting for someone. She's said to show up surrounded by mist before revealing herself, but when she realizes you're not the right person she smirks and disappears.

769 Ella T Grasso Boulevard, New Haven, CT 06519

Do you believe in witches? Because apparently Mary Hart was one, and she curses anyone who doesn't believe. It's what makes her tombstone so popular, since the curse is printed right on it.

99 Anthony Street, Griswold, CT 06351

This place is famous for its infamous reputation as a vampire burial ground. But the real story isn't so simple. (It rarely is with haunted cemeteries!) The Jewett family was seemingly cursed, with multiple generations suffering from what we now know is tuberculosis. As if that weren't unfortunate enough, locals explained the bout of sickness by claiming the Jewett deceased were rising from the dead and sucking the blood of the younger generation. Yikes!