Home The house that vanished overnight: West Virginia’s Neerly House haunting Map showing Hoult, West Virginia

Map showing Hoult, West Virginia

Neerly House Mystery: "Said he heard it," the boy said of Dotson. "Something that seemed to be dragging itself along and grunting every few minutes."

"Hoult' appears in a section of a 1905 U.S. Geological Survey Map of the Blacksville, West Virginia, quadrangle.

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