Massacre Mill Haunted Woods

Around 1800, a farmer caravan came to the newborn town of Greenville, Ohio. They were met with hostile greetings. People sensed they were evil. Their eyes were bloodshot; their voices foreboding. The caravan had been traveling for many days, and needed to rest and get supplies. They set up camp outside of the town in the woods. It was near winter, so they had to get medicines and warm clothes and blankets from the town. The city officials refused to allow the farmers into their town, saying things like: "We must protect our women and children from whatever sickness is plaguing you." As the days went by, the farmers became too weak to move on. Many, if not all, of the farmers died. They were buried, up until recently, in unmarked graves. As the years went by, people have reported strange behavior in these woods, now known as Massacre Mill. It is said that chainsaw wielding farmers and deranged zombies chase people out of the area. They have heard ghostly warnings and laughter throughout the area. Now we are opening the woods to you so you can see for your selves...