hotels & inns restaurants roads & bridges taverns theaters tourist spots

Hart's Location - Notchland Inn Route 302
Vague stories of a phantom who has written "Abagail" on steamed over glass while the guests slept.

Meredith - Nutmeg Inn80 Pease Road

#4 has an "evil presence", and photos taken at the inn have odd anomalies

Portsmouth - Sise Inn 40 Court Street

A ghostly couple likes to "play with the ice machine" and lock the doors to suite 204

Wolfeboro - Tuc’ Me Inn 118 N. Main Street

Doors open and close themselves, there is phantom piano music, and phantom footsteps at night

Gilmanton - Temperance Tavern Route 107 - 90 miles from Boston

Apparently not a tavern but a B & B, customers complain of books flying from shelves, mysteriously locking doors, and plants that are knocked over by unseen hands.

Henniker - The Henniker House contact the city of Henniker for a tour

"Ocean-Born" Mary Wallace is this berg's claim to fame. When her parents were aboard a ship from Europe immigrating to the US, pirates overtook the vessel. The "head buccaneer", for lack of a better term, promised not to harm the passengers if Mary's mom, heavy with child, named the baby after his mother. She did, and the child's story was spread around the area. Mary's son lived in this house, though some sources say the home was built by the pirate whose mother she was named after. Mary was said to have buried the pirate under the hearth stone in the home after he was stabbed to death. A lot of the stories surrounding the house were reportedly embellished if not fabricated by former owners to booster ticket sales to the home when it offered daily tours. Among them, true or not, are: a 6 feet tall red, red haired, fiery-eyed Mary walks about and looks from the windows at night; a ghostly Mary throws an unknown object down the well in the yard; Mary has been seen repairing the garage during a fierce storm, and was reported to have somehow extinguished a fire that was started by a dropped kerosene lamp - all after she died, of course, and the best of all: she still supposedly visits this house every Halloween in a horse drawn coach. I don't know if this is the same building, but there is a B & B of the name at this website.

Isles of Shoals

Boon Island Lighthouse is haunted by phantom footsteps and lights flipping on and off; on Boon Island, a phantom lady in white walks on the beach. A ghost ship, "The Isidore" can be seen off of Rye and Portsmouth . Starr Island's cave has the phantom cries of a woman who hid there and had to smother her child to avoid Indian attack.

Strafford - Bow Lake

Visitors have witnessed spook lights, and heard screams, moans and cries for help.

Laconia - Colonial Movie Theater611 Main St

The shape of a phantom man walks about, doors open themselves, lights flip themselves on and off. People feel an urgent need to flee, regardless of the acting.

Portsmouth - Portsmouth Music Hall28 Chestnut St.

Ghost blocks the view of the stage and walks around, often people hear footsteps outside the box office.

Concord - Margarita's Mexican Restaurant 1 Bicentennial Square (603) 224-2821

The restaurant is a former jail, and they still have the cells; a ghost nicknamed George drinks peoples beverages, throws food and moves chairs

Concord - Siam Orchid Thai Restaurant 158 N Main

Otherworldly whispers and moving beverages glasses are blamed on ghosts; upstairs tenants claim to hear noises from the restaurant at night.

Manchester - Bob Shaw's Italian Sandwich Shop 915 Elm Street

People claim to see flickers of unexplained visual sightings in the establishment's mirrors, hear names being whispered among other noises, and enjoy the turkey sandwiches.603-622-3723

Merrimack - Hannah Jack Tavern

Home of signer of the Declaration of Independence Matthew Thornton, this old New England tavern, which was named after Thornton's wife, Hannah Jack, boasts stories of strange noises and ghostly figures walking past doorways.

Nashua - Country Tavern 452 Amherst Street

The ghost of Elizabeth Ford haunts this tavern. Found by her husband to be pregnant by another man, he murdered her and buried her and her unborn child in the back yard.

Portsmouth - Sheafe Street Inn 3 Sheafe Street

A phantom horseman haunts, once bringing a phantom pack of dogs with him; booze bottles smash themselves, purportedly by a carver who died here in the early 20th century; kitchen utensils put themselves back into drawers, and windows close themselves. Different people have said that they have been "pushed down" or shoved by an unseen force both in and around the home.

Nashua - Indian Rock Road

A malevolent spirit is said to haunt the roadside, and walkers feel cold spots.

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Bibliography

http://www.newhampshire.com/pages/hauntedplaces.cfm

The Shadowlands : an invaluable resource on the net for ghost hunters !!

Weird Travels, The Travel Channel

Travel Channel Secrets, The Travel Channel

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