The Dorm Haunting Mystery In Maine Still Baffles People Today
In Maine, ghost stories are a dime a dozen. With a history that dates back centuries, it’s no wonder that we’ve got roads, buildings and entire forests haunted by the ghost of some spooky creature or another. Recently, while spending a weekend with some University of Maine grads, we were reminded of one of the spookiest stories to be passed down. If you’ve spent any time at the University of Maine Farmington’s Mallett Hall, you’ve likely encountered some of what we’re telling you about today!
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Today, those on the third floor can hear what sounds like furniture moving and banging taking place above them. Could the noise simply be other students actually moving things? Perhaps. But it's unlikely given that nothing exists above the third floor...just a flat roof.
Today, her ghost is said to roam Mallett, making unexplained noise and causing cold areas in otherwise warm corridors and rooms.
Have you experienced anything strange at University of Maine Farmington? What about at University of Southern Maine in Gorham? We've heard so many stories from colleges around Maine and we'd love to hear yours! Don't believe in these hauntings? Tell us that too!
For stories of 10 ghastly horrors and creepy ghosts in Maine, check out this article.
