King’s Chapel burying Ground
King's Chapel burying Ground is a burial ground at Gloucester, Massachusetts that appears in the American newspaper record as a reportedly haunted place. The listing rests on a single 1933 column; the building's own history, address and survival are not yet confirmed.
What awaits
Legend. The Springfield Weekly Republican recounted an older story in 1933 that King’s Chapel burying Ground at Gloucester was said to be haunted. The paper says the matter was looked into at the time. The Haunted Guide records the newspaper’s account, not the haunting: nothing in it was ever established as fact.
Sources: The Springfield Weekly Republican, 1933-08-17, p. 9.
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