Glastenbury Mountain, just northeast of Bennington, has a reputation for being strange. Eerie lights, unusual odors and Bigfoot-like sightings. It's been blamed for causing insanity and mysterious ...

The Vermont Legislature made it an unorganized town in 1837, basically removing it from the map. Oh, the boundaries are still there, but it is no longer self-governed. A look at a topographic map can ...

Glastenbury Mountain towers over the shire to the east, and during lush summer months it can look like the Appalachian equivalent of The Wall from Game of Thrones.

Troubling stories have floated around for year, with native Americans reportedly refusing to venture onto Glastenbury mountain through fears that the land was cursed.

Ghostly sites like Emily's Bridge in Stowe or the Bennington Triangle near Glastenbury Mountain receive plenty of attention during spooky season.

Ghostly sites like Emily's Bridge in Stowe or the Bennington Triangle near Glastenbury Mountain receive plenty of attention during spooky season.

Fire at North Glastenbury, Conn. Share full article Dec. 25, 1866 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from December 25, 1866, Page 1 Buy Reprints View on timesmachine ...

Glastenbury Mountain and the surrounding forest land near Bennington have long been a play area for locals, according to Harrington, who grew up nearby, had his high school senior party here and ...

MANCHESTER — Having just dragged a metal culvert down the side of Glastenbury Mountain, Katie Rice and the team of volunteers alongside her were downright exuberant. "We got stuck in the mud pits a ...

Troubling stories have floated around for year, with native Americans reportedly refusing to venture onto Glastenbury mountain through fears that the land was cursed.