
Gilson Road Cemetery in Nashua, New Hampshire May Be The Most Haunted in the U.S.
When I asked the question on social media if anyone had been spooked at Blood Cemetery in Hollis, I got a few answers about it, however, another cemetery kept coming up as the spookiest around; Gilson Road cemetery in Nashua.
My family lived in Hollis for decades. When I was around 12, we moved to Nashua, so I am familiar with Blood Cemetery, a/k/a Pine Hill Cemetery and Gilson Road cemetery in Nashua. I never went to the Gilson Road one, so I don't have experience with it. As it turns out, it's probably a really good thing I stayed away.
The comments on our social media are pretty convincing that this place is haunted and not with the good kind of energy.
- Jenlyn said that she has had a paranormal experience that was actually validated.
- Sheila said that she has been to Gilson Road cemetery many, many times. She said she has captured orbs on her camera. Those could have been explained, however, the hair on her neck stood up!
- Nis said that Gilson Road is haunted and it's got bad energy, so, protect yourself!
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According to some, they have heard a baby screaming, seen lights and felt someone watching them at Gilson Road Cemetery. Others have experienced the feeling of being shoved or pushed while in the cemetery. I wouldn't recommend going, but you do you.
Why Pine Hill Cemetery is Called Blood Cemetery in Nashua
Pine Hill Cemetery was nicknamed "Blood Cemetery" because the Blood family is buried there. The Patriarch of the family's tombstone is no longer there. It has been vadalized, according to nhmagazine.com. There is definitely paranormal activity there, but not like Gilson Road.
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