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Other / Unknown reports in Connecticut

9 cases, best-documented first. Page 1 of 1.

We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting.

  1. Other / Unknown · Litchfield, Connecticut · 1867

    Litchfield, Connecticut1 independent source

    A. Boardman reports seeing a large, shining black snake near an elm tree in Canaan, Connecticut, which he believes sucks milk from cows.

  2. Other / Unknown · New London, Connecticut · 1880

    New London, Connecticut1 independent source

    A strange animal believed to have escaped from a menagerie is reported prowling in Montville.

  3. Other / Unknown · South Canaan, Connecticut · 1867

    South Canaan, Connecticut1 independent source

    Witness reports an enormous serpent in South Canaan, Connecticut, which is accused of frightening natives and sucking farmers' cows at night.

  4. Other / Unknown · Hartford, Connecticut · 1949

    Hartford, Connecticut1 independent source

    Residents in the Lake Basile section of East Granby reported hearing a strange beast and finding clawprints, with one witness describing its heavy breathing and galloping sound.

  5. Other / Unknown · Waterbury, Connecticut · 1896

    Waterbury, Connecticut1 independent source

    Seth Bassett reports seeing a huge oak tree moving due to a monstrous snake about thirty feet long that devoured a hawk.

  6. Other / Unknown · Hartford, Connecticut · 1939

    Hartford, Connecticut1 independent source

    The Gazette scribe reports that yarns concerning the 'Glastonbury Glawackus' have aroused curiosity and spread throughout the nation, with locals offering varying reactions to the strange beast.

  7. Other / Unknown · Litchfield, Connecticut · 1879

    Litchfield, Connecticut1 independent source

    Two men riding in a buggy saw the famous snake wriggling slowly across a road near the swamp and estimated it to be over twenty feet long.

  8. Other / Unknown · New London, Connecticut · 1891

    New London, Connecticut1 independent source

    Witness reports a large brown beast killing pigs and dogs in Eastern Connecticut, believed by locals to be an Indian Devil.

  9. Other / Unknown · New Haven, Connecticut · 1868

    New Haven, Connecticut1 independent source

    Witness reports a strange animal attacked livestock in North Guilford and Durham, described as fourteen inches high and five feet long with dark brown shaggy hair.