Explore The Haunted Holy Altar, Then Visit The Prison Museum In Mount Holly, New Jersey
Do you love tracking down the spookiest places around? This haunted New Jersey day trip is one of the best adventures you can take to see two truly unique sights. Buckle up! This is about to be one creepy trip.


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The altar was built by a local church, and it has been used for Easter Sunday service since 1935. Every spring, volunteers come by to clean up the area and prepare it for its one day in the spotlight.
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Most locals agree that the altar is surrounded by paranormal activity. At night, visitors have reported the sound of chains ringing from within, suggesting that this is perhaps the Jersey Devil's final resting spot. Other local lore claims that this area was the site of extrajudicial hangings in the early 20th century. No matter what you believe, it's hard to ignore the eerie feeling one gets when this mostly abandoned altar in the middle of the woods comes into view.




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Why won't the ghosts of the prison find a more peaceful resting spot? That's a mystery -- a question we may never be able to answer.
You can learn all about the history of the Mount Holly Prison Museum on Facebook, or by visiting the Burlington County Prison Museum’s website, here.
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