Share Your Stories: Haunted Halloween in Cinnaminson

Editor’s Note: This piece is for entertainment purposes only and not intended to discourage Cinnaminson residents from visiting these sites.

Modern Halloween finds its origins in the early 1900s, but people have been looking for ways to get scared since the beginning of time.

How do you enjoy getting a cheap scare?

In Cinnaminson, you’d likely answer with the words Lakeview Memorial Park.

The park was established over 60 years ago. It is a non-profit, non-sectarian cemetery that offers traditional in-ground interments, as well as above ground crypts and niches.

In an area of the cemetery reserved for children, it is said that the ghosts of deceased little boys and little girls leave footprints in the ground, according to hauntedplaces.org.

South Jersey Ghost Research has visited the park on numerous occasions and taken pictures of alleged supernatural incidents in the area.

In 2002, researches shot photos that allegedly depict a white circle hovering in the air, and can be seen by clicking here.

They allegedly captured images of ectoplasm mists via photographs taken in 1998 and 1999.

But there are other supposedly haunted spots in Cinnaminson.

Other haunted areas in Cinnaminson include Asbury Methodist Cemetery, where investigators say they captured the image of a face in an ectoplasm mist in 1998.

And then there’s this story of an unidentified house in Cinnaminson where the inhabitants have had personal encounters with the supernatural. A link to this story was posted on cinnaminsongop.org.

Other haunted places nearby include the Philadelphia Watch Case Building in Riverside and Nellie’s Pind in Delanco, according to hauntedplaces.org.

Do you have any supernatural experiences at these locations or any other in the area that you’d like to share? Let us know in the comments section below.

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