Dudleytown- Why would an abandoned town be protected?, page 3
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reply posted on 16-5-2009 @ 09:38 PM by ravenshadow13
reply to post by groingrinder



I've never gotten lost on any of the hikes I've done in-state, either.

I don't suggest going for a hike here though, unless you're interested in a fine and an arrest, too.


reply posted on 16-5-2009 @ 11:02 PM by ravenshadow13
reply to post by Ridhya



lol!!! Start a donation fund or something. "For Raven to go to Dudleytown and pay her fine when she gets caught."

I could send out a mass Facebook message to some of the guys who I know have gone before and ask for their stories. But I probably wouldn't be able to know unless I went myself.

I might ask my zoology teacher though, if she could get a permit to birdwatch there...



reply posted on 20-5-2009 @ 03:35 PM by ravenshadow13
reply to post by ReelView



That's pretty cool, I'm going to try and find that out. It's strange. Even around here though there are abandoned houses that are pretty recently abandoned, or shopping centers that are abandoned and in ruin, and they are protected by the government. I think it's just so people don't hurt themselves investigating, though.


reply posted on 20-5-2009 @ 04:02 PM by Starwatcher
I live about 20 min from dudley town. Have been there and almost got arrested. Here is my story.

We went one halloween night parked our car down the hill off of a private driveway(my buddy caretakes this house and the guy was away on business). Then took a short walk up the hill to the entrance. Just as we got to the end of the road we got cold feet. Stood there for about 5 mins debating on what to do. NExt thing we know we start to hear someone walking and see a ember from a cigarette. We were busted, one of the guards was hiding somewhere along the road and snuck up on us. He began to give us crap for trespassing, (even though we never set foot on the property, we were on a public road) but was somewhat cool and told us we better get outa here. Next thing we know a jeep comes flying up the road, some lady was going off the wall screaming the cops are on the way. "Stay were you are" Well we werent waiting around for the police and took off running to our hidden car. We get in the car but the lady had blocked the road so we could not go by her. So my buddy goes offroad up the side of a bank past her. Luckily that dumb b@tch didnt get his license plate number and we avoided the big fine.

All in all stay away from that place unless you want to get in trouble with the law. It is private property and they don't want trespassers. (cant blame them actually alot of nice houses in the area) I have heard stories from people who have camped their overnight. They wouldnt get into details other than they heard alot of wierd noises and when they woke up the rods to thier tents were all bent up.


reply posted on 20-5-2009 @ 04:08 PM by ravenshadow13
reply to post by Starwatcher



Apparently there is a lady who sits around and watches for kids and calls the cops on anyone who even slows down around there. My friends have said similar experiences have happened to them.

/slash, hi, neighbor!


reply posted on 18-9-2011 @ 01:14 AM by kailin
reply to post by paperplanes



According to Dudleytown's FAQ page, Dr. Clark and other NY doctors bought the entire area and founded the Dark Entry Forest Association, how own it til now. But he died in 1943. I wonder who organizes the association these days.
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