Quote from Angela on January 15, 2022, 8:21 pm

What really lurks amidst the dark corners of Boston?

Ancient curses, terrifying apparitions and a whole array of haunted buildings, The Cradle Of Liberty has it all.

Granary Burial Grounds in Tremont Street, Boston Massachusetts, dates back to 1634 and was the original Boston Commons.

This is the third oldest graveyard in Boston and the final resting place of many notable individuals including rock legend Paul Revere, Founding Father of the United States Sir Samuel Adams and former Massachusetts Attorney General Robert Treat Paine.

The last burials to take place here were held 1880, today there are over five thousand souls slumbering here and sometimes they break realms and visibly manifest amongst the living.

Perhaps the most sinister phenomena witnessed here are the cries of sheer terror and pleas for help accompanied by full spectrum, and also half formed, apparitions. These entities have been sighted speedily running, as if to escape before fading into nothing.

Could these be the spirits of the Boston Massacre victims, who are also resting here?

The Boston Massacre began back in 1770 when an argument broke out between English soldiers and Boston civilians.

James Otis Junior was fatally struck by lightening in 1783 whilst standing at his friends doorway. Hundreds of people have sighted James manifest and appear just as he was in life, wearing typical colonial era clothes, he often smiles before exiting our atmosphere.

And lastly, a handful of visitors report encountering a ghostly man riding a spectral grey horse. The horse seems to stop and gaze at specific headstones, before galloping on its way.

Supernatural activity has been recorded many times by way of extreme EVP (electronic voice phenomena) recordings and heightened EMF (electromagnetic field) readings.

Sometimes resting in peace does not always come to pass, as is evident from this timeless historical location.