The Most Haunted Cemetery In New Hampshire Will Make You Want To Stay Inside This Halloween
By Michelle|Published October 08, 2018
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With a long history, New Hampshire has some interesting stories. This time of year those stories tend to be more nefarious and spooky than simple history lessons. For one of the most creepy, head to Hollis for a visit to the most haunted cemetery in New England!
Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis is said to be one of the most haunted burial grounds in all of New England.
While all of these reports are enough to keep us far, far away from Pine Hill Cemetery it's the stories of the Blood family that truly scare us. And it's this family that give the burial ground its "Blood Cemetery" nickname. But, the reason might not be the obvious one.
Whatever fate caused them all to be buried here together, it's believed that Abel Blood's spirit remained here after his 1867 burial. In fact, visit the dark cemetery at night and you might find the finger on his headstone eerily pointing down rather than up towards the heavens as it is during the day.