Tour The Haunted Town Of Chepachet, Then Dine With Ghosts At Tavern on Main In Rhode Island

Rhode Island is a charming state with lots of offer in terms of culture, dining, and history. But it also has its fair share of ghost stories. Most notably, the house that inspired The Conjuring is located in Burrillville. But just down the road in Chepachet, you'll find an equally robust catalogue of creepy.

Chepachet, Rhode Island is a village in the larger town of Gloucester. It was built in 1799 and boasts many historic structures. It's only natural that not all the spirits from the past few centuries have felt the need to leave.

Antiquing is one of the primary reasons visitors flock to this quaint village. And the vintage home decor isn't the only thing that's stuck around from the past.

Perhaps one of the most haunted places in the village is Tavern On Main, a restaurant with roots back to the early 1700s when it served passing stage coaches.

Diners and employees have reported strange happenings about the property, like abruptly broken class, ghostly apparitions, and dramatic changes in temperature.

When paranormal specialists have investigated they site they generally find 1-4 spirits haunting the premises, including a small child who haunts the restroom and a woman who was murdered by a jealous lover.

The Tavern is still known for its delicious cuisine and refreshing cocktails, but when you visit, don't expect to be dining alone.

Whether you're a lover of the paranormal or a skeptic looking to debunk the stories, a trip to Chepachet and a meal at Tavern on Main make for a thrilling trip to Rhode Island. Just be careful where you tread in this historic village, reminders of the past are all around, and they may not take kindly to your visit.