Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid A ghost is said to live at this popular historic tourist attraction. In 1696, Native American Chief Taukolexis was said to be hanged here at the fort. Locals say that his ghost now resides in the tree from which he was hanged. His spirit also is said to appear as a white glow near the fort's front gate.

Geographic Information

Address
Colonial Pemaquid Road
West of New Harbor, Maine
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GPS
43.8790812, -69.5212465
County
Lincoln County, Maine
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Is Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid really haunted?
Visitors rate Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid at 84.6 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale.
Where is Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid located?
The address is Colonial Pemaquid Road, West of New Harbor, Maine. GPS coordinates: 43.8790812, -69.5212465.
What kind of haunted place is Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid?
Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid is listed under Military in our Maine section.
What is the nearest town to Fort William Henry - Colonial Pemaquid?
South Bristol, ME is the closest town, about 2.2 miles away, with Bristol (5.5 mi.) and Boothbay (5.6 mi.) also nearby.

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