Is Huguenot street in New Paltz haunted?

Huguenot Street in New Paltz is said to be haunted by the ghost of a Native American princess named Mohonk. According to legend, Mohonk was killed by her father after she fell in love with a white man. Her body was thrown into the nearby river, and it is said that her ghost can still be seen walking along the banks of the river, searching for her lost lover.

There have been numerous reports of paranormal activity along Huguenot Street, including:

* People seeing the ghost of Mohonk walking along the river

* Hearing strange noises coming from the water

* Feeling a cold chill or sense of sadness when walking along the street

* Experiencing unexplained electrical disturbances

Whether or not you believe in ghosts, there is no doubt that Huguenot Street is a beautiful and historic place. If you are ever in New Paltz, I encourage you to take a walk along the street and see for yourself if you experience any strange or unexplained phenomena.

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