Hanover Cemetery - Real Hanover Haunted Place
- Lowery Lane
- Hanover, IN
- Average Review
- (1 review)
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- Real Haunted Cemeteries
- Open To Public
- Yes - Open To Public
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- Hanover College1.2 miles away
- Broadway Historic Hotel and Tavern4.8 miles away
- Ohio Theater5.0 miles away
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- Scott County Heritage Center16.6 miles away
- Schenck Mansion21.4 miles away
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Share Your ExperiencesI been there once...
I am a member of a group that looks up & photographs gravestones for family members that don't live near the area for ancestry purposes. I got a request for a stone that is at this cemetery. I decided to go about 7am on a Saturday morning. I have been doing this for a couple years now, but my 1st time at this location. So going alone is nothing unusual for me. I always go during early morning hours or dusk for best natural night for the picture of the stone & less direct sunlight to make seeing the stone better with the least amount of shadows. As I got out of my car, and started walking through the stones looking for the one I needed I was getting a feeling like I was being watched. Looking around at the neighboring houses and around the stones, I saw no one around. I continued about my business but feeling uncomfortable & uneasy. I finally found the stone & took a few photos. Once I was done I decided to be respectful & take the shortest route to the gravel drive & walk to my car by the path provided. As I got to the gravel path, I felt the need to turn around and look to see if someone was behind me again, but no one was there. I started walking to my car & I heard footsteps in the gravel being me like someone was following... again, I turned around and again, no one was there. I finally said "Look, I'm only here to look for a family members stone & take a photo of it to help them track their family heritage. I mean no trouble or disrespect & I don't want anyone to follow me home. You're not welcome". I turned towards my car and walked even faster. The footsteps stopped, but the feeling of being watched was still there. I left and haven't been back since.
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