Plymouth State University

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Plymouth State University is rumored to have several haunts. The 1800s Mary Lyon Residence Hall is said to be haunted by a malicious female spirit who lingers in the basement. The ghost of Mary Lyon herself also is said to appear in the underground tunnels, looking for her lover. And, the Blair Residence Hall is said to be haunted by the spirit of Mary Lyon’s lover. Samuel Read Hall is believed to be haunted by an unknown spirit who gives witnesses an uneasy feeling.

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Geographic Information

Address:
17 High St
Plymouth, NH 03264
United States

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GPS:
43.75950324112245, -71.68819445367262
County:
Grafton County, New Hampshire
Nearest Towns:
Plymouth, NH (0.2 mi.)
Ashland, NH (5.3 mi.)
Holderness, NH (5.3 mi.)
Rumney, NH (7.0 mi.)
Hebron, NH (7.4 mi.)
Ellsworth, NH (8.3 mi.)
Groton, NH (8.4 mi.)
Bridgewater, NH (8.7 mi.)
Thornton, NH (9.2 mi.)
New Hampton, NH (10.8 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.plymouth.edu/

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  1. My name is Clay Harbert, I am actually a Paranormal Investigator and Medium as well as a freshman here at Plymouth State. I so far have had a ton of experiences. Please let me know if we can meet up soon and I would love to chat about the evidence I’ve captured. Look forward to hearing from you!

    • Contact me if you’d like. I’ve been a resident of plymouth all of my life. I have a keen interest in local history especially history involving hauntings. There are a couple of other locations as I can discuss with you if you’re interested. 603 726-1710 / 603-960-1710.

    • I live in Enfield NH im also a Paranormal Investigator we should meet up in Shaker Hill in the park. Theres a really haunted place there we could prob go invetigate.

  2. maureen moynihan  |  

    I live in Geneva Smith (what they renamed it) and the other night I had a very odd experience the other night feeling as if someone was looking at my I got out of bed and thought I was someone at the end of my bed, I quickly ran to my lights. I thought nothing of it till I told my roommate and she said her boyfriend experienced the same thing a few weeks ago when he slept over. I also constantly hear ping pong balls bouncing off the ceiling with no explanation.

  3. I live on the third floor of grafton and I am sacred to sleep sometimes. My first night in the building i was alone and my roommate hadnt moves in yet. When I was laying in my bed trying to sleep I felt somehting touch my feet it freaked me out for a bit. A few days after that the oven in the kitchen was left on, that oven has been broken since last year. Don’t even get me started on the bathrooms…

    • I lived on the third floor of Grafton in 2019 and I still swear it was haunted (especially the bathroom.) One time I was in sitting in the stall alone in the bathroom and suddenly the stall next to me opens and I feel a breeze that someone walked in it (when nobody in fact did).

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