Right below the comment box! This comment thread is a poor reflection on the education levels in Calvert County. We are such a highly ranked education system within the state of Maryland which is also highly rated. Yet we sit down on the internet and post such poor spelling and grammar that it is painful to read.

There is a team that covered Maryland and I do believe one or two of the Calvert legends have made it in. I believe the title is Freaky Maryland.

I saw a comment earlier that claims Plum Point couldn’t be haunted because it is a straight and open road. Plum point is actually a relatively windy road and in most places has no shoulder. I believe you are referring to rt. 261 which passes through the Naval Research Labs (the only straight section of road). Also the comments about Plum Point Rd. did not claim it was haunted, but in fact cursed. I’ve been driving this road personally for almost 20 years and never had an issue, but there is a new accident scene almost every weekend for this road. Mostly it has to deal with people doing 60mph to 70mph on deceptive turns in the rain or deer. Occasionally a tree will fall into the road.

I don’t know about any of the mentioned haunts including the Hance House, but I believe Point Lookout was covered in the book I mentioned. Calvert also has small rickety houses strewn about all over the county mostly overgrown by the wooded regions. These houses may or may not be “haunted”, but I can guarantee a night in them will have your imagination spinning between the sounds of the house and the surrounding ambient nature.