You've heard the legends. You've even tried to explore some of these places. Now, take a trip through Connecticut's most haunted locations. Bara-Hack was established as a settlement in the 18th ...

As a state filled with history, Connecticut is home to many colonial inns, and one of them was just named the most haunted place in the state by Thrillist. Thrillist, a travel publication focused on ...

The old Hotel Bond has plenty of history, once a destination for the wealthy elite to dance and party in downtown Hartford during the prohibition. Now, a local business woman is tapping into that ...

The Shadowlands website isn’t the only website documenting haunted places in Connecticut. GhostQuest and CT Haunted Houses also have a running list of submissions. Meanwhile, there have been ...

The Library Obscura is a book room — some books are for sale — with a Victorian-era feel, full of volumes of occult themes: haunted places ... 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Connecticut Trolley Museum ...

The haunted doll is kept inside the Warrens' Occult Museum, but social media blew up over rumors that it disappeared in May ...

Despite rumors spreading on social media, the "haunted" Raggedy Ann doll known as Annabelle is not missing — and she’s ...

Many of these real-life places can be visited by ... but as we’ve covered in the Haunted New England newsletter before, Rhode Island (and Connecticut) went through a bit of a vampire scare ...

A building in Monroe, Connecticut is said to house some very haunted items ... and a historian who knows the dark history of the place. Residents of a home in Enfield say they are trapped living ...