Boothe Memorial Park in Stratford, CT is reportedly haunted due to its historical connection to spiritualism, with visitors and paranormal researchers reporting disembodied voices, unexplained knocking, unsettling feelings, and visual anomalies like spirits. The activity is often attributed to the Boothe brothers themselves, who were spiritualists that hosted experiments and built shrines on the property in the early 1900s. Reports include hearing disembodied voices and unexplained knocking sounds. Visitors and paranormal investigators have experienced "odd feelings" or "overwhelmingly bad feelings" while at the park. Some visitors have reported seeing spirits, including anomalous forms in the adjacent cemetery. There are accounts of visitors being attacked by something at night. The Boothe brothers were deeply spiritual and engaged in paranormal experiments and spiritualism studies on their property. The brothers built numerous shrines, including one that resembles a witches' altar, which may have drawn or amplified paranormal energies. The park, built around one of the oldest homesteads in America with a foundation dating to 1663, is steeped in history that could contribute to its paranormal reputation.