Joseph Citro [Stuck in Vermont 666]

Joseph Citro [Stuck in Vermont 666]
For almost four decades, Joseph A. Citro has been investigating and documenting the mysterious legends and ghost tales that twist throughout the underbelly of the Green Mountains. During his illustrious career as Vermont’s beloved folklorist and author, Joe has written 20 books, including fiction and nonfiction. His latest book, Loose Ends: Memories of a Life Not Yet Lived, is a memoir featuring short vignettes from his childhood in Ludlow and Chester and his adulthood in Burlington and Windsor.
In honor of her #666 episode, Eva asked people on Facebook whom she should feature. The resounding answer was Vermont’s "Ghost-Master General," Joe Citro. She traveled to Woodstock with cinematographer Michael Fisher to meet up with Joe and get a tour of some of his favorite spooky spots. They looked for Joe’s books at the Norman Williams Public Library, hunted vampires on the town green, chased ghosts at F.H. Gillingham & Sons and sat down for an interview at the Woodstock History Center.
Later, the adventurers sought out a mystical location in an unnamed town where things turned upside down and everything went awry. Could this be the final episode of “Stuck in Vermont”? Tune in to see more.
Filming dates: 4/25/22 & 5/8/22
Music: Kevin MacLeod, “Rynos Theme,” “Supernatural,” “Industrial Music Box,” “The Other Side of the Door,” “One-eyed Maestro,” “Come Play with Me,” “Bent and Broken”
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[@shehasthewisdom1406]

Super excited to find this channel as a fellow vermonter. I can't get enough of this state, as someone who's lived my whole life here. I'll check this out tonight once I'm done getting the garden in!

[@David-rz7jj]

I use to live in south woodstock. I miss it. The kedron valley inn i worked at. Interesting place, it was part of the underground railroad. It's haunted as well.

[@EddieNomadic]

Been following your channel since the beginning of the pandemic. The cinematography in your interviews is so good. Keep up the amazing work!

[@StuckinVermont]

Much appreciated, thank you for watching!

[@natespencer6125]

I love your videos. Come to the North East Kingdom Vermont it's haunted like no other. I'll be your personal off screen guide to all the spectacular spooks

[@Frank-Discussion]

Excellent! I've always enjoyed Joe's books

[@djdrisco123]

This is amazing! Been a huge fan of Joe for over 20 years!

[@fattkidgames1755]

I bought Shadow Child many years ago in a bookstore because the old Zebra printing had a clown on the cover. This video is pretty much the stuff the story was made of.

[@BryanLund]

Fun video, but just so people know, those stone chambers are astronomical calendars that have been well studied and documented and are found all throughout the Americas - nothing spooky about them really. They were used for measuring the seasonal changes through observations of the solstice(s). The calendars in Woodstock, South Royalton and Sharon areas are well known and even have carvings and inscriptions in them - the most challenging dates of these archaeological finds go back several thousand years.

[@LewisPuseyOK]

Unless you take the conclusions of the VT state archeologist on the subject.

[@BryanLund]

@@LewisPuseyOK and that would be what exactly and where can I read up on that?

[@mysteriousmountains]

Spot on, the chamber featured in the video is aligned to the winter solstice sunrise. I've been there for two of them and it is really something special watching the sunrise into the chamber.

[@thomasallen735]

I own one of his books as I am a freelance paranormal investigator

[@alzathoth]

stuck in... stuck in Vermont... ;)

[@ogfoundation]

Posted 6 mins ago, 6 views... 😱

[@StuckinVermont]

Ahhhhh! :P

[@madrivermediaeddooley5084]

Great story about Joe. You guys really need to get someone who knows how to match camera colors though, it's very distracting going from Joe being bluish in his sitdown interview, except the 2nd camera in the interview you cut to isn't blue, then all the others are mostly correctly colored. Very annoying. It would only have taken you 5 minutes, c'mon!

[@meynardmowat1105]

Didn’t notice

[@bostongw]

Me neither!

[@madrivermediaeddooley5084]

One in 12 men are color blind. ;-)

[@TheCrossroads533]

All these alleged mysteries have rational explanations. The stone chambers all date to the 18th or 19th centuries. Nothing Pre-Columbian. The Bennington Triangle disappearances have more to do with bad directional navigation and possible crime in the wilderness than the supernatural. Mr. Citro is a self-admitted storyteller. The truth is out there. But first apply Occam's Razor to all the explanations given by the storyteller.

[@mrdolce22]

Just curious, how did you date those chambers?