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A Londonderry NH Haunted House: The Ghost That Banged At the Door
Somewhere in Londonderry New Hampshire, along “the road leading from Nashua to Derry Depot” reportedly is a haunted house. In 1882 the old Barker Farm was owned by one Moody Morse who put it up for sale, because reportedly he’d … Continue reading →
Posted in Genealogy, Haunted New Hampshire, History, Oddities, Accidents and Crazy Weather
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Tagged 1891, Alice, apparition, Barker, Burnham, Butler, Butler v Morse, court, Derry, door, ghost, Grace, Hampshire, haunt, haunted, house, knocking, Londondery, Morse, new, New Hampshire, NH, Supreme, woman
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