Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tomorrow
Like I said found the Belchertown State Schools no problem. Walked around the campus and found some of the buildings from the tapes. Everything went smooth with no incidents. Will upload footage tomorrow.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Abandoned Buildings
I found the location of the abandoned buildings. Not far from the house at all. Going to check it out with a friend. Wish me luck.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Weird Post
So, I don't know why that last post came out like that but, that's not what I wrote on my phone. I was in the house when I made that mobile post. What I was trying to say is that sometime this week I'm going to head back into the attic.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Developments
Someone named Luke e-mailed me and confirmed the location of the footage from the second tape. The buildings are part of what used to be known as the Belchertown State School for the Feeble-Minded. It was an asylum for children with mental illnesses. It was shut down in 1992 due to disgusting conditions, overpopulation and mistreatment of patients. This is creepy stuff. It's not far from where I live either. Is this where the doctor who lived in my house worked?
Here's some more information. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belchertown_State_School
Here's some more information. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belchertown_State_School
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
New Information
Sorry I didn't post anything this weekend, I was out and about a lot. Anyways, this weekend when I went and spoke to one of my neighbors about the previous owners of my house I found some interesting information. Like I've said before, I have previously spoken to this neighbor asking about previous owners of the house. All the neighbors said that no one really sticks out in their mind, because all the owners were moving in and out so quickly. But one of my neighbors said he remembered an older man. So I went back and inquired more about him.
The man that I spoke to this weekend has lived here for, essentially, his entire life. He grew up here and when his parent's died he moved into the house. So he has been living in the cul de sac for around seventy years. He told me he would try his best to remember because this man lived her a long time ago. From what my neighbor remembers, this man was already pretty old when he moved in. Somewhere in his sixties. He was some sort of doctor specializing in mental illness and it's prevention. I had never heard this word before but, he tells me that this man was a 'psychosurgeon'. He also told me that the man worked in the area. Not far from where we live actually. The man kept to himself, and would only go outside to go to work. My neighbor doesn't know why the man moved out or where he would go (as the man was in in his seventies by the time he moved out). He went on to tell me that whne the man moved out, he didn't really "move" in the traditional sense of the word. He put the house up for sale and when it was bought, he just took off. Didn't take anything with him. Just got in his car and never came back.
My neighbor says that it was only after this man moved out, that new owners wouldn't stay long. He says that children in the neighborhood tell ghost stories about my house to eachother.
The man that I spoke to this weekend has lived here for, essentially, his entire life. He grew up here and when his parent's died he moved into the house. So he has been living in the cul de sac for around seventy years. He told me he would try his best to remember because this man lived her a long time ago. From what my neighbor remembers, this man was already pretty old when he moved in. Somewhere in his sixties. He was some sort of doctor specializing in mental illness and it's prevention. I had never heard this word before but, he tells me that this man was a 'psychosurgeon'. He also told me that the man worked in the area. Not far from where we live actually. The man kept to himself, and would only go outside to go to work. My neighbor doesn't know why the man moved out or where he would go (as the man was in in his seventies by the time he moved out). He went on to tell me that whne the man moved out, he didn't really "move" in the traditional sense of the word. He put the house up for sale and when it was bought, he just took off. Didn't take anything with him. Just got in his car and never came back.
My neighbor says that it was only after this man moved out, that new owners wouldn't stay long. He says that children in the neighborhood tell ghost stories about my house to eachother.
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