I've ever heard of the novel and movie Pet Sematary is a horror movie that was
written by Stephen King the great horror novelist but what a lot of people don't
know is that Pet Sematary the one in the book the one that can raise the dead is
based on a real Cemetery today on Colorado martini living many people
choose to have their beloved pets cremated but pet cemeteries are a great
option if you would rather leave a little more of a memorial for your
luggage hat if pet cemeteries are met as a place to bury our beloved pets why do
so many people find them creepy
in the 1980s pet cemeteries were engraved in our minds as being really
spooky when Stephen King wrote his novel Pet Sematary Stephen King claims when he
wrote the novel Pet Sematary that it even scared him in 1989 the movie
version of Pet Sematary was released bringing the creepiness of
a pet cemetery to all and for a new generation a new version of the movie
was released in 2019 but where did Stephen King get the idea for Pet
Sematary many have claimed that not only did the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park
Colorado inspire King for the novel The Shining but that it also inspired King
for the novel Pet Sematary so why would anybody think that the Stanley also
inspired King for Pet Sematary because the Stanley has its own creepy Pet
Cemetery on its grounds when I first moved to Colorado in 2011 the first
thing I did was go to the Stanley Hotel because I could not resist to tour the
hotel that inspired the novel The Shining
while exploring the grounds of the hotel I followed a path
with little white picket fences along along its sides we're surprised to find
a little unknown cemetery for pets this historic animal burial grounds had
approximately a dozen marked graves there was LC homes and even Stanley blue
one two and three and many other graves these graves seem to date back to the
1960s the cemetery was located off the side of the hotel it was believed that
the pets belonged to the families of managers and other staff who stayed in
the buildings located just next to the hotel although Stephen King was inspired
by the Stanley for the novel The Shining
he was not inspired by the Stanley's pet cemetery for his novel pet cemetery
pet cemetery the novel was inspired by a cemetery in Warrington named
or inton main was a town that the Kings moved to while Stephen was teaching at a
local university behind a neighbor's home was an actual
Pet Sematary the neighbors started the cemetery and a necessity because the
families that lived in the area lived next to route 15 in that particular
highway claimed many pets in this actual Cemetery many animals were buried cats
dogs goldfish the kids made a sign that was misspelled and the novel took on
that misspelling but what about the Stanley Hotels pet cemetery in recent
years the Stanley Hotel has dug up their pet cemetery to make room for a wedding
and corporate retreat pavilion but it's believed amongst many paranormal groups
that moving the graves will bring on unintended consequences because the area
had many reported spooky events