Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut: Cursed Dudleytown Ghost Village (Gone)

It's not there. There is new building construction in progress.

In a Halloween preemptive maneuver, owners of the land on which the cursed and haunted ruin of Dudleytown is located have issued an official press release:

Just above Cornwall Bridge, RT 4 and RT 7 high on a ridge sits the sad village of Dudleytown. Settled in the 18th century, too rocky, not enough water, constantly in the shadow of neighboring hills, the residents never made a prosperous go of it. Several committed suicide, some lived long and mad, and the place was deserted by the 20th century. But the best part: it is highly rated as a site of paranormal activity. It takes some guts to walk the woods to reach the area, and truly bold would be the ones to camp out in the deserted area, and a Ouija board at midnight would invite certain disaster.

There is an abandoned village from the 1800's called Dudleytown - named after a cursed family who tried to take over the English crown and were beheaded and cursed. Their descendants came to Connecticut and their estated was cursed and was eventually abandoned. Today it is mostly rubble, but it is supposedly haunted and is known as a creepy, out-of-the-way place to go by most people in western CT.