LOCATION FILE
Pine Hill Cemetery ("Blood Cemetery")
FOLLOWHollis, NH
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A historic Hollis cemetery in use since the 1700s, popularly called "Blood Cemetery" after the family of Abel Blood, buried there in 1867; the much-photographed Blood headstone was removed for safekeeping after repeated vandalism.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Legend claims the pointing hand carved on Abel Blood's stone turned downward at night; visitors report apparitions and figures among the graves.
VISITING
A public cemetery; visitors are asked to respect posted hours.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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