4 Connecticut Spots That Are Still Haunted in the Summertime

I've always been fascinated by homes, buildings, and forests that have a dark and mysterious energy. Connecticut is loaded with places that have a long history of odd and unexplained activity.

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Sure, it is hot as hell outside, but the ghouls don't take summer break, and it does not need to be October to intentionally scare yourself. Here are 4 Connecticut spots that are still haunted in the summertime.

Dudleytown is my white whale. I have set aside my interest in the topics for now but it's always bubbling just below the surface waiting for my life to slow down. One day, maybe when I'm retired I will dedicate my free time to unearthing it's dark secrets. Maybe I'll even look the part of an investigator by then.

I'll need to buy some of the itchy v-neck sweaters and a brown trench coat. That is the look, you need to be super warm and itchy looking to get people to take you seriously as man who uncovers the truth behind the macabre.

Basically, I need to look like Dr. Loomis from Halloween.

With the trench coat and the polyester suit, dude's skin is screaming for some for some manicured lady nails.

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