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    Haunted Places in Stowe

    2 cataloged locations in Stowe, United States. Uncover historical records and field investigation details.
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    Emily's Haunted Bridge (Gold Brook Covered Bridge)

    StoweUnited States1844–Present

    Built in 1844 spanning Gold Brook in Stowe, Vermont, the Gold Brook Covered Bridge—famously known across New England as Emily's Bridge—is Vermont's most celebrated haunted structure. World-famous for its tragic lore involving a heartbroken young woman named Emily, the single-lane bridge attracts paranormal enthusiasts who report violent car scratches, phantom footsteps, and sinister disembodied voices echoing above the rushing creek waters.

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    Mountain Pass
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    Smuggler's Notch

    StoweUnited States1807–Present

    Carved through the Green Mountains between Mount Mansfield and Sterling Mountain, Smuggler's Notch is a narrow, dramatic mountain pass steeped in over two centuries of illicit trade and dark mountain folklore. Known historically as a haven for 19th-century smugglers, runaway slaves, and Prohibition bootleggers, the steep 1,000-foot granite cliffs and cavernous boulder fields are famous for strange phantom voices, disembodied footsteps, and mysterious lights echoing down the pass.

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