Jennings Hall is a former mansion on Bennington College's campus that was converted into music facilities. Shirley Jackson, author of 'The Haunting of Hill House,' lived in North Bennington from 1940 until her death in 1965, creating scholarly debate about whether Jennings Hall partly inspired her 1959 novel. The building continues to serve as active college facilities while maintaining its paranormal reputation.
Bromley Brooke School in Manchester Center, Vermont was originally built as a nursing home by a man for his ill mother. After her death, the building was sold and converted to a boarding school. The facility now operates as an active educational institution.
$18+ (Active school — no public access)
Family: Moderate
Brunswick Springs is a natural springs location in Brunswick, Vermont characterized by local paranormal folklore and visitor reports of unexplained phenomena.
The Black Lantern Inn has operated continuously in Montgomery, Vermont since 1803, making it one of Vermont's longest-established inns. The facility consists of the main inn building plus the Burdette House, offering six rooms in the main structure and four suites in the outbuilding. The inn serves as both a lodging facility and restaurant, maintaining its historic hospitality traditions for over two centuries.
Camp Farnsworth is a summer camp in Thetford, Vermont with a primary gathering hall called the Keushk. The camp features residential tree house units and traditional dormitory buildings.
