What is really going on is Dudleytown, Connecticut?

That place is haunted??? I’ve met people who said you see shadows of people walking by with no one actually there, and that you feel a presence the minute you get near it. You get arrested for entering there these days.

Someone also said you can walk in, and keep walking and there is never an end it seems.

Very scary town.

Dudleytown is an old, old legend in CT. That whole part of the state is creepy.

I think it’s been abandoned since 1900.

Many people have gone missing there.

OP is giving me the heeby jeebies.

Makes me wonder what the government may be doing there...

Many have confirmed that if you take photos there the screen comes up white. If you use a film camera and take pics there, the photos come out gray/white and blank when you develop them.

The article at the link below is a good read about the history of the town. Very creepy.

Let’s take a DL trip there

OP, I'm taking my Dark Triad frenemies with me to Dudleytown, where we will reenact the Dyatlov Pass incident for our true supernatural crime mysteries podcast.

I live near there and there are zero rumors and no whiff of anything. Just annoyance when someone dredges it up again and people flock to see it.

People claim that no birds or other animals live there but that’s totally bogus.

A great big nothing.

How VERY DARE YOU TELL OP that. She lives for this crap!

I wonder if Dudleytown is where the melonheads live? (If you're from CT, you'll get the reference)

IN my experience Connecticut has an excess supply short commanding Fraus. Perhaps Dudleytown is some sort of purgatory for them.

There wouldn’t be a million articles about the place online, videos etc. if it were a “nothing”.

I saw UFO’s landing there

There are a million articles about Trump's victory, stolen from him.

[quote]Let’s take a DL trip there

we'r already in it.

R19 that isn’t the same as peoples experiences documented for over 100 years.

A 1989 NY Times article on Dudleytown

—Please use critical thinking.

Typed by the Creepy Phenomena fetishist. With no irony. 🤡🤡🤡

Though the Cornwall Historical Society still stocks maps of Dudleytown that show where certain families lived, as well as a book written in 1966 documenting its history, it does not encourage ghost seekers. Later this fall, Mr. Gannett said, the society hopes to quell the Dudleytown legends when it publishes a booklet called 'The True Facts of Dudleytown.'

Written by Harriet Clark, a resident of Cornwall whose ancestors lived in Dudleytown, the booklet pieces together the history of a community that simply prospered and then died of natural causes. Ms. Clark, a former president of the historical society who is now in her 90's, concludes the book with a plea to tourists: 'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

'Today's owners and taxpayers of Dudleytown are professional people who live their for privacy and seclusion. They do not welcome tourists or those seeking tales of chilling or wild experiences. Please do not come. There are no ghosts, no spirits and no curse.'

R25 - wow, they're really trying to hammer home their point!

I think the ghosts of Dudleytown must have invaded the author's body and forced her to write that passage over and over again letting us know they exist. We all must go to Dudleytown immediatelyand investigate this harrowing and paranormal occurrence.

A 1989 LA Times article on Dudleytown

I need moore information if I’m going to do right with my investigation.

Someone’s advice to a young man who wants to go at night. Yes, there are many documents of people who had weird shit happen there at night.

There were animals there with 2 heads like I had seen in Chernobyl

Another person saying they felt faint while driving on the Road. Something many have said over the years.

I was taken in the night woods by a monstrously membered Mandragora. And I LIKED IT!

Absorb from the land the deadly carbon and fetid stench that all the earth will bow to me in terror and submission! Mighty pussy - waft contagion, spread the rot, summon the editors to control all!

It’s by Cornwall? They have a cute covered bridge, go check it out.

Why are there so many strange clowns peeking out of the abandoned sewers?

We went to dig up century old graves. In one dank fetid hole, among the almost disintegrated oak coffin, bones, and dirt, we found a pristine first edition of Martha Stewart's 1982 book Entertaining. We all screamed in sheer terror!

Isn’t it where they filmed “Alice, Sweet Alice”? The 1970’s movie where cast members were never seen again.

I think you're confusing it with Linda Lavin's Christmas Panoply.

America seems to have more than its fair share of spooky places and haunted houses. Remember that TV series/documentary series about Hollywood spooks? There was hardly an actress who didn't have a story.

Yeah well this isn’t a tv show or actors. These are stories documented dating back to the late 1800s.

If you play this on your EarPods you'll be protected, OP.

[quote]Someone also said you can walk in, and keep walking and there is never an end it seems.

To be fair, this is the DL's view of any town in Flyoverland.

R39- Mind your own damn business! Nothing to see here!

[quote] Remember that TV series/documentary series about Hollywood spooks?

Oh, yeah, I’ve got my eye on you now, mister!

When I was younger my first thought always went to the paranormal. Since then my first thought is always what nefarious, secretive deeds are the government hiding?

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