Comments on: Haunted Places on the North Shore

By: Alyson

Alyson — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 02:51:57 +0000

I lived in Winthrop Hall at Endicott College for two years. I was not a believer in ghosts until I resided in this dormitory. I lived on the third floor (my room was across the hall from the stairs to the old widows walk.) I heard voices, felt her presence and saw a glowing blue light in the hallway (to my knowledge she is known as the blue lady, not pink.)A few times I could feel her in my room, I asked her politley to leave, and she walked away. I heard her footsteps leaving in the hallway.

By: Kathy Gallant

Kathy Gallant — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 02:45:21 +0000

As a young girl I stayed at the Marquand estate with my uncle, his wife and daughter(he was a State Trooper)
I remember feeling a presence in the house and was quite scared staying there.
One day in particular, I remember, after taking a shower, Kathy get out, was written through the steam on the mirror.
I was babysitting, so not wanting to scare my cousin, I quietly called my mom.
The next day I went back home never to babysit there again.
My four year old cousin at times would talk to her friend(not seen by others)
It was a beautiful house and is sad that it is gone.

By: Rob Saenz Realtor

Rob Saenz Realtor — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 12:40:15 +0000

I am surprised Salem didn’t top the list with the most hunted places but it’s probably a given and makes for a better read to hear about other places with wandering spirits.
Though I am skeptical about these kinds of stories – I think they make it interesting when visiting these places.