Westchester County’s alleged haunted street Buckout Road |
Murders, war battles, slave trade, executions, arson, suicides, grave robbing, and ghost sightings. Those are just some of the factual events which occurred on New York State’s alleged most haunted street Buckout Road. It has been the source of spooky urban legends for decades ranging from the curse of three witches to cannibal albinos. The woodsy back road that connects the eastern part of White Plains NY to the western part of neighboring Harrison within Westchester County has been the center of myth, lore, and nightmares for generations. Named after the Buckhout family, Buckout Road is not a Halloween attraction, it is a legit street Stories of three executed witches, Some claim the area is haunted, After 20 years of exploring the My non fiction book Buckout Road |