Naugatuck, Connecticut

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Established in 1790 and named for early settler Jasper Gunn, who helped found Milford before his descendants settled this area, Gunntown Cemetery holds many of Naugatuck's Revolutionary-era residents. Ed and Lorraine Warren, founders of the New England Society for Psychic Research, were the first to publicly declare it haunted. Visitors report children's laughter and old-fashioned music drifting from the woods nearby, a man carrying a lantern, a young boy seen near the back wall, and sudden cold spots near certain graves.
Old cemetery that is open in daylight only. Police patrol and treat after-dark visits as trespassing, so go during the day, stay quiet, and treat the graves with respect.
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