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According to a map of my town, there should be a cemetery right near my house. But dangit I cannot find it!

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

Really??? If this is accurate and you will find out there is a cemetery that is near your home, then would you go sleep there? And also, by any chance, you will take a pic?

Nope! I would be too scared!

The cemetery is called Lowell Cemetery. 5 members of the Lowell Family are buried there. I don't know if there are other graves or not. I have never been there. But I read about it in a town report. And on the map I saw in the town report it looks like it is right near my house!




Here is a Google Earth image of the road I live on. I have looked at the circled area from the road before but never found any graveyard.

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

Lowell Cemetery in Vermont? If so, what is the name of the city?

I really do not want to tell you what town I live in. I would rather keep where I live private. So all you know is that I live in Vermont. The Lowell family is buried there. But on the map I showed you, that is not the exact location. I do not know for sure where it is. The Google Earth picture is just where I think it might be. To give you an idea of How close it is to me.

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

Ohh, that's okay.... I understand you don't want to tell me where you live nearby...

Well, if you happen to find Lowell Cemetery, just keep me updated.

Ok, RDM, I kept searching and figuring out by Google online, but not so sure if I found this correction link about Lowell Cemetery in VT.


See www.brainygeography.com/features/VT.cem ... etery.html

No, thats in Newfane.

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

Me and my dad were taking a walk down the road yesterday and we saw something on the top of a hill that looked like a fence! We think it might be the cemetery!! Tomorrow we will check it out if it's not raining. We went walking down the road a million times and never noticed it. Well, actually, I think I've seen it before but never thought anything of it.

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

So, on the top of the hill with fence around there that might looks like a cemetery? Well, if you go there again tomorrow or the next time, would you please take a pic of it? If possible, it looks like a cemetery. Thanks!

I definitely will go back!! I want to know what that place is. If it is just more woods (Our road has a bunch of woods.) a cemetery, it could be anything!

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

That's very interesting, RDM... So, your house is near by the cemetery? Well, that's strange...

For here, I'm pretty little far from the cemetery. I wish I have one nearby somewhere here. But, we do have some Indian burials around here, like in my backyard and in the woods too. And, you will not see any tombstones or headstones, you know? They just buried under the ground without having stones, you know? Well, it was historical times long long ago. The man who spoke my grandpa in late 1950's told him that some Indian burials around everywhere here around 1600's - 1700's.

Oh, I've completely forgotten about this one when you were chicken sh*t to go inside here:





So, when are you going enter this underground stone? I'm still waiting for your response.

Hi. I snuck on the computer late.

I was not too chicken. That cemetery is too far away from my home for me to go to. You wanted me to go there at night. My mom or dad would not want to drive me there late at night, and I think it is illegal to go to cemeteries late at night. Maybe we could go there sometime in the day and check it out.

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Up on a hill, lies the cemetery. The oldest grave belongs to Rising Dead Man, who died in 1647. Rumor has it that every All Hallows Eve, RDM rises from the grave and his old rotting remains can be seen dancing among the stones until dawn.

Finally to see you here a little late at night without your parents knowing!

So, how far is away from your home to that cemetery?