Rochester Paranormal

We recently revisited the lost city of Tryon once all the other groups had tired of capturing orbs and mists in hopes of being the latest to claim a sighting or two at night.

But the local neighborhood has changed now with a sidewalk and curb where every few feet is now seen posted “No Standing At Any Time” signs from the street corner right on to the first driveway leading into the Ellison Park parking area.

And contained within this same section of neatly trimmed lawn and sporadic wild forest growth now bordered by sidewalk and curb lays the silent city of Tryon. An early settlement which might had been this regions first, if luck would have it, but did not, where that title eventually fell towards what later was called Rochester.

So eventually after so much blood, sweat, and tears, which go into the creation of any human settlement had ceased in their flowing, did what once was the hope and promise as an early hub of habitation in this region of Western New York, was Tryon abandoned by humanity only in becoming quickly replaced once more by natural habitation.

But as attested by numerous historical sites which now claim themselves haunted, is the soul of humanity long known in its resistance against any test of time be it historic or unmarked grave.

For though much has been done by county park and local realtor’s, in both taming and obscuring any further interest in what should had been recognized, restored, and maintained as a site of historic significance, instead has long been haunted by the silent phantoms of its early settlers, who gave their heart and life, in having once populated a failed dream.

Standing amidst the site which once was Tryon promotes a tremendous sadness as each haunting echo shares glimpses of its past.

There are many locations, both haunted and even those with no apparent history, which may give an authentic psychic medium pause in their heightened detection of traumatic occurrences.

The lost City of Tryon in Monroe County Western New York is just such a place.

And as my recently captured image can attest, with its ghostly faces peering out from the side of a tree, it is and always has been, actively haunted.