Hatfield, Montana

Hatfield is an unincorporated community in Gallatin County, Montana. It is approximately ten miles south of Bozeman.
== History ==
Hatfield was founded by Andrew Schoener of Bozeman in 1899. Andrew Schoener had a family already. He had Joy Schoener as his wife, and Tim (14), Alina (12), and Ben Schoener (10) as children. He was tired of life in Bozeman and wanted to build a sustainable community for his family. He made the Hatfield Post Office and the Hatfield Schoolhouse, the Hatfield Post Office burning down the day after it was built. The post office was made of wood, and the schoolhouse of wood and bricks. As the schoolhouse was finished in 1900, he invited teachers from Bozeman, as well as some of his friends, to make Hatfield the ideal community.
The Hatfield Schoolhouse sustained efficient education for the Schoener children. Andrew Schoener had a dream of getting engineers over to Hatfield, so he could clear a space of trees, and build a factory for his children to work in. Ever since these wishes, he disappeared, with what appeared to be his body escaping from the inside of a tree found in 1966. Joy Schoener dismissed Andrew's factory dreams often, and was now taking care of the children herself. All of the teachers in the Hatfield schoolhouse were male, so Joy invited some female teachers over as well. Andrew was slightly sexist, and documents were found of him writing excerpts, saying things such as: "I write on your paper as if it's God, I write with passion and meaning. I say to you, women shouldn't be influencing my children." Many historians called Andrew "overdramatic" for this excerpt, and he was stated to be a dramatic person. 
In 1902, a brick wall mysteriously exploded in the Hatfield Schoolhouse next to Ben Schoener, who died on impact. The area caught on fire, so Tim and Alina evacuated. Wood fell on their heads as they were leaving, and Tim's hair even caught on fire for a while.
On September 11th, 1956, Henry Ceylon set out from Hatfield, planning to make it to Canada. During the nights following him leaving the community, weird sounds were heard coming from his house. On September 17th, a man named Edward Claymour would go to check the house, never being found again. Three days later, the house would mysteriously collapse. Henry would return to Hatfield on October 6th, having lost both of his arms and being barely alive. Upon his return, he immediately attack two other residents, screaming incoherently. Everyday, he would seemingly only get more insane, trying to commit suicide almost every second day and constantly screaming. On October 13th, he left the town again on a bike, being found dead 35 km away from the town in a ditch. For the next few years many people in the community would report hearing his screams at night, one man even going insane from hearing the screams and committing suicide.Made by Hiuyju
On March 29th, 2017, a car crashed into a tree one mile outside of Hatfield. Emergency services snapped a picture of it, but it was said that when they all looked away, the wreckage disappeared, including the body of Harriet Evans, who was killed in the crash.
On December 15th, 2020, a private plane was carrying two, headed from Boise, Idaho to Billings, Montana. The plane lost control and went towards Bozeman, instead crashing into Hatfield. The two survived with minor injuries and decided to settle in the town for the time being. They reported that the residents were super aggressive and they always heard screaming at night.
On March 14th, 2021, a man came to investigate Hatfield and found most locations in the town were vandalized and trashed. Houses were boarded up and residents made nasty and aggressive comments towards him, mostly telling him to leave. He found the site where Andrew Schoener was found trapped inside a tree, but the tree was knocked over, and the wooden figure of Andrew was placed face down, appearing to scream into the ground. He had investigated several of the communities and was going to visit Wakusa next.
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