Originally named “Sanford Castle,” Hearthstone Castle was the brainchild of E. Starr Sanford, a renowned and wealthy photographer. The castle underwent a significant transformation in 1918 when it was christened
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Jeremy Swamp Road likely formed in rural Connecticut during the early 1800s. Farmhouses and homesteads began to rise along the lane during the 1800s and early 1900s, marking steady local traffic and modest growth. Records are scarce, yet the surviving timber frames prove the road has served residents for well over a century. In recent decades it earned grim attention after stalled motorists vanished while waiting for help. These events overshadow the thin archival record and have become the defining chapter in the road’s story.
Legend speaks of a woman who was killed by a car. Her pale figure now wanders the verge, sometimes appearing suddenly in a vehicle’s back seat. Others describe muffled cries, phantom hoofbeats, and a slow horse-drawn carriage rolling through the night fog. Photos reveal orbs, drifting mists, and sharp-edged shadow figures between the trees. EVP sessions have also captured whispers. The most chilling tale warns stranded drivers: If your engine dies here, you may meet the Melon Heads, child-sized beings with swollen skulls said to drag victims away before the tow truck arrives.
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- Jeremy Swamp Road, Southbury, Connecticut, United States, 06488
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