New Englanders have always had the gift of gab when it comes to legends, and this one is no different. We’ve all heard tales of haunted bridges, inns, schools and forests, but have you heard the tale about Vampire buried in the village green in Woodstock? While this story is likely more bark than bite, we love things that send shivers down our spine. Let’s take a look at this chilling story in VT about a place you may have been many times. To read more chilling tales and mysterious legends about Vermont, be sure to check out the very cool website Vermonter.com!
Woodstock, Vermont is a charming and quintessential town that is popular for tourists.
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The next time you wander through the picturesque town, see if this tale sends shivers down your spine.
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Let’s travel back to 1834…
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As the tale goes, the Corwin family lost their oldest son to a strange illness.
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When a second son appeared ill, the family was advised by the town folk to take no chances and protect themselves against Vampires.
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Supposedly his body was dug up from the local cemetery and burned.
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His ashes were said to be buried beneath the village green.
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A few daring lads from town allegedly tried to dig up the ashes but ran away when they heard screaming and voices surrounding them.
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While this tale has been passed on from generation to generation, there is no record of a Corwin family ever living in Woodstock. So the mystery remains…
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Are there really vampire ashes buried in Woodstock’s village green? Or is this just a tale that never died…
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If you like this chilling story in VT, be sure to check out this haunted tale where people still swear they’ve witness the hauntings on this covered bridge.
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You be the judge.