What are the most terrifying Bennington ghost stories?

One of the famous Bennington ghost stories is about the Bennington Battle Monument. Legend has it that strange apparitions have been seen around it. Some say they've witnessed a spectral figure of a soldier from the battle that took place there long ago.

The story of the drowned bride is really terrifying. She was on her way to the wedding, crossing a river in a carriage, but the carriage toppled and she drowned. Now, on stormy nights, people say they can see a wet - haired bride in a water - logged dress by the riverbank, reaching out as if looking for help.

The story of La Pascualita is terrifying. She is a mannequin in a bridal gown in a store in Chihuahua. Some say she has a ghostly presence. There are rumors that she moves on her own and her eyes seem to follow people around the store.

The story of the haunted haciendas in Guatemala can be really terrifying. These old plantation houses are said to be full of restless spirits. Workers and visitors have reported seeing apparitions of former slaves or masters. The feeling of being watched and the cold spots in these haciendas make the stories quite spooky.

The most terrifying one might be the story of the abandoned toy store. At night, the toys would start to move on their own. Dolls' eyes would seem to follow people around. It was really spooky. People say it was because a child who loved the toys died in the store a long time ago and his spirit made the toys come alive.

A very scary Derry ghost story is about the Phantom Horseman. He is said to ride through the streets of Derry on stormy nights. His horse's hooves make a terrifying clattering sound, and his figure is often seen as a dark shadow against the lightning - filled sky. People believe that seeing him is a bad omen.

There's a story about a nurse's station in an old hospital. Every night at exactly 3 am, the phone would ring, but when answered, there was only static. One brave nurse stayed up to see if she could figure it out. As the phone rang, she saw a translucent figure pass by the station. It was believed to be the spirit of a patient who had died while waiting for an important call.

The story of the vanishing guide is quite terrifying. A group of tourists hired a local guide to take them to a sacred place. Along the way, the guide suddenly disappeared. They heard his screams in the distance but couldn't find him. Later, the locals said that the place was cursed, and the guide might have been taken by the vengeful spirits of the ancestors who didn't want outsiders to intrude.

There's a story about a cavalier ghost that haunts a battlefield. His ghostly form rides through the field, swinging his sword at anyone who gets in his way. People who have visited the site say that they can feel his rage as if he's still fighting the battle that cost him his life. It's terrifying because it gives the sense that he could harm the living in his never - ending quest for vengeance.

A really scary Fredonia ghost story is about the cursed forest. Legend has it that anyone who enters at night will be followed by a ghostly presence. It whispers and makes strange noises, and some who have entered claim to have been physically pushed by an unseen force. This forest has been a source of fear for generations.