The Abandoned Hyde Manor In Vermont Is One Of The Eeriest Places In America

Did you know that Sudbury, Vermont is home to Hyde Manor, the former hotel that attracted guests from near and far during the late 1800s through the mid-1900s? Nowadays, this once-popular resort that could accommodate up to 250 guests is an abandoned property full of dilapidated buildings surrounded by trees that give off a mysterious vibe. Curious to know more? Join us for another installment of our abandoned places in VT, series. Read on to learn more about why Hyde Manor is considered one of the eeriest places in the country.

To get started on your eerie adventure in Vermont, you'll need to travel about a mile south outside of Sudbury Village to reach Hyde Manor. The hotel is located just off Route 30.

In its heyday, the Hyde Manor was a summer resort run by the Hyde family. The hotel spanned about 100 acres and had a dance hall, golf course, and even a bowling alley!

Upon the onset of World War 1 and 2, the hotel began to go downhill. This was mainly due to guests reprioritizing how they spent their time and resources.

Due to neglect, you'll find collapsed and abandoned buildings like this barn on the property. Scenes like this photo add to the eerie feeling you'll experience when you check out Hyde Manor.

In the 1960s ownership changed hands and for the first time, it was no longer owned by the Hyde family. Attempts were made to revitalize the manor as a hotel, but it never returned to its former glory.

Although the Hyde Hotel survived two fires, it officially closed in 1970. In 1980, Hyde Manor was also added to the National Registry of Historic Places.

Learn more about Hyde Manor and see video footage of this abandoned VT icon:

Hyde Manor is just one of many abandoned places in Vermont. If you'd like to learn about others, check out these eerie spots in Vermont. And, if you feel like being Indiana Jones for the day, take a look at these ruins in Vermont too.

Have you had the chance to visit Hyde Manor or any other abandoned places in VT? if so, feel free to share your eerie experience in the following comment section.