Mystery Hill
Photo taken from stonestructures.org
In Salem, New Hampshire, there is a place known as America’s Stonehenge, also called Mystery Hill. Deep in the woods of Salem is the 4,000 year old site of stonewalls and trails. The main site contains a sacrificial altar, an oracle chamber, a burial chamber, and a working observatory. However, no one really knows who built this amazing structure and why it was abandoned.
The site is open to anyone who is willing to make the trip and daily tours are given. The paranormal is not something that is talked about that often at this site, yet there are many strange occurrences to have an argument for this. People who go there often have the feeling that they are being watched, including a pair of red eyes that seem to be peering at them while walking around. Neighbors have claimed to witness strange sounds and lights coming from the woods surrounding the area.
One employee even reported seeing a stone turn into an old lady, who then proceeded to walk across the parking lot. People who have taken stones from the site claim that they turned into 9- foot- tall Indians in their homes. Due to this belief, any stones that are removed from the site are brought back almost immediately. Blue energy fields have been witnessed and photographed on the site. For example, coffee goes cold rather quickly and batteries have drained almost immediately. The mediums who have come to visit the site have sensed hundreds of spirits, but not knowing who they are.
(Source: Belanger, Jeff. Encyclopedia of Haunted Places. 2005.)
