Hollis, New Hampshire

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Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis, nicknamed Blood Cemetery after Abel Blood, who was buried there in 1867, is a small burial ground in the woods. Haunted-places lists say visitors have felt his presence and reported oddities such as gas gauges that malfunction. Older local legends add that a family was murdered nearby in the 1800s and that a little boy from that family has been seen.
Small public cemetery off Nartoff Road. Visit in daylight, respect the graves and do not enter at night.
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