Comments on: Gunntown Cemetery, Naugatuck

By: shelsie

shelsie — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 00:11:18 +0000

Hey Everyone ,
I have been to Gunntown Cemetry four times and during my visits i havnt really seen alot. I may have to admit that the first time i was there at night i saw what appeared to be red eyes peeking over the stone wall at me and my cousin. My mom once told me a story on how when her and her friend went there and they saw the red eyes , her friend ended up getting possessed. Which me believeing in this type of stuff i didnt get scared i wanted to see if myself. But i just went tonite and i heared laugher that sounded like little girls. In my opinion Gunntown Cemetry is haunted but dont let this stop you from going and witnessing this yourself.

By: Dan (Boo Who Paranormal)

Dan (Boo Who Paranormal) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 15:37:25 +0000

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Boo-Who-Paranormal/145038832250874?notif_t=page_new_likes

By: Dan (Boo Who Paranormal)

Dan (Boo Who Paranormal) — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:27 +0000

Went there this past summer, didn’t physically see anything but did catch some anomalies on video and in still’s. Here the site decide for yourself whats real.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Boo-Who-Paranormal/

By: LS1326

LS1326 — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 15:03:40 +0000

A couple of my friends and I went not long ago, and it’s it really hard for me to say it is haunted or not. While one strange thing did occur, involving a dark mass gliding over the hood of my friends vehicle, and the gate closing and opening itself, it is very hard for me to say that I think it was haunted. There is a house very close to the cemetery and we had a person messing with us, by throwing rocks on the ground and making animal like sounds. It was a fun experience, and I will definitely go back again. But I would recommend to any one who wants to investigate Guntown, to make sure what they are getting is real evidence, and not some joker trying to scare you.

By: antoinette

antoinette — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 06:02:20 +0000

i live in naugatuck still and my friends from high school told me that it is haunted but i don’t know from experiance or anything but i did hear that you hear children laughing, old music, and chains rattling which is pretty scary and i wouldn’t step foot in this place

By: Bob S.

Bob S. — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 00:06:49 +0000

I would recommend reading the book Chauncey Judd before going out there so you will get an idea who some of these people are that are buried their. Most of the land around it was up until at least the last 30 or so years was owned by the Wilmot’s and the cemetery was named after a prominent family the Gunn’s. In the book you will read about a cave called Dayton’s den and it really isn’t to far from there, now it is not easy to get into but easy to get too and in the 60′s friends and I did try but even then is wasn’t that easy. This area was well established at that time during the Revolutionary War and the Tories and the Rebels lived and fought in those hills although Waterbury was known mostly as having a fair share of Tories and the Rebels (against England) were doing there best to fight them. You are in a very Historic place in history.

By: Christine S.

Christine S. — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 16:17:20 +0000

Lucy another place that you might want to check out if you ever get a chance is Lighthouse Park in New Haven. Many years ago I went there with 3 friends around midnight and there was no one else in the park other then us and we heard little kids laughing and the carousel music playing. I noticed that Lighthouse Park is not on here before I learned of this site I had informed another site called Theshadowlands.com (but on that site they do not give you directions to get to places like this site). If you need directions or anything feel free to contact me mysticalstarz926@hotmail.com. Tasha if you are still looking for people I would love to join your group please feel free to contact me about your group thank you.

By: lucy

lucy — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 14:07:25 +0000

i would love to visit at guntown cemetery,since i live in hartford ct it kind of hard for me to get there,but i know if i visit i will hear noises or see something paranormal since i have alot of ghost encounters with the paranormal for years,That would love to share with the world but i dont lose hope to visit Guntown cemetery. sincerly L.M

By: Jessica

Jessica — Sun, 29 May 2011 06:37:21 +0000

We as a team went to Gunntown earlier this month and captured a manifestation of Deacon Osborn (we believe it is him as he manifested at his wifes headstone) I am a life long resident of Naugatuck and have been to the cemetery many times over the years, I also like to bring toys to the childrens graves . I saw the comment on how a little boy is sometimes seen going over the back wall, If you go all the way to the back wall and to the right under brush, there is a headstone there of twins who passed very young, one a boy one a girl. You can see the pictures of the Deacon manifestation on Facebook, Hereafter Paranormal Investigations and Research~~

By: Lindsay

Lindsay — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 15:48:16 +0000

I have visited Gunn Town personally, and though I did not capture evidence of paranormal activity, I heard a lot of noise that was not coming from me and my friends. I couldn’t pin point what the noise WAS exactly, but it sounded like other people were there when they weren’t. There are also a large amount of children’s graves which was enough to scare me into leaving..

BUT my older sister went with a couple of friends, and captured many pictures of misty orbs, and she set up a voice recorder. When she listened back, she captured distinct carousel music. I have heard it with my own ears, and there’s no denying that that is what it was.

Then one time shortly after, my sister was playing with a Ouija board (which I will not touch personally) with some friends in our basement. They claim they were speaking with a five year old ghost. The ghost said he followed my sister home from a cemetery because he liked her. They asked the ghost how it died. He said a fire. Now, I’m not a fan of ouija, and I was not there, so I can’t say this information is 100% accurate, but if you read the rest of what I’m going to write, you will find this to be likely. That is, if you even believe in ghosts.

I was driving near the cemetery with a couple of friends, about two years ago, and without mentioning my personal experiences with Gunntown, a friend told me that one time he was driving nearby and his friends and he all saw a carnival on fire. All of them saw it, and so they called 911, and the police said there was no carnival being held and thought the call was a prank.

A ex co-worker of mine had also visited the cemetery. Also before I could tell him my personal experiences and what I have heard, he told me he went with some friends. My co-worker who I’ll call Ryan and one friend went back to their friend’s car because they were scared. His friend’s cell phone was missing from his pocket, so when they went back to the cemetery to look for it, they were looking on the ground, assuming it fell out. It was on top of a stone wall. No one knows how it got there. They finally convinced their other friends to leave, and when they did, my coworker swears that carousel music was playing and sounded like it was actually coming from underneath their car. I think it goes without saying that they sped off.

My current co-worker did some research last night and there was a huge carnival fire in 1944 in Hartford. It was one of the worst fires in American history. He searched “CT circus fire” on google.

There were roughly 168 deaths, and 800 injured. No one knows how the fire started but one theory is someone tossed a cigarette into kerosine.

All in all, I’ll never go back lol