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Where is the house and hospital in The Haunting in Connecticut?

Dianna P wrote:


Supposedly the new film “The Haunting in Connecticut” is a true story about a family that moved from Southington, CT to a house closer to the hospital where one of the family members was receiving treatment. Does anyone know where the house and hospital are (were)? Which hospital was it?

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6 Responses to “Where is the house and hospital in The Haunting in Connecticut?”

  1. commanderx777 on March 12th, 2009 at 2:22 am

    not too sure about the hospital but here is information on the house
    looks like an interesting movie.

  2. omg thats scaryyy i live in southignton!!!

  3. Are you sure that the house is in Southington? The preview says, “Northern Connecticut”, and Southington is more mid-west Connecticut.

  4. I really want to know the address os this place..i wanna visit it cuz its so cool that connecticut is finally in a movie lmao!

    does anyone know the address..?

  5. they didn’t move FROM Southington to a closer house, they moved TO southington to be closer to the hospital..
    The address of the house is in 208 Meriden Ave…
    I’m not sure what the hospital was, though

  6. I believe it was Bradley Hospital. The house is located in Southington even though it says northern connecticut. It is located at 208 meriden ave. The family actually moved TO Southington from a different area i believe. This house was once Aikman mortuary and funeral home. It is not a place you can visit, a family does live there today. I have lived in Southington my whole life and live just a few streets over from this house. There have been stories of paranormal activity in the house but nothing to the extent of the family who was supposedly haunted.