Long tunnels can be a multitude of things, often encompassing dark, perilous, and eerie characteristics, with the older ones exuding an ambiance of moisture and decay that prompts unsettling thoughts of lurking entities in the shadows. Yet, few tunnels boast as sinister a history as a still-operational railroad passage situated in western Massachusetts. The Hoosac Tunnel, stretching nearly five miles, has earned its chilling moniker, “The Bloody Pit,” and its eerie appearance only bolsters the legend. This pitch-black, bone-chilling, and claustrophobic corridor is hewn from the very base of a mountain range. Its construction spanned a daunting 24 years, claiming…
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