Podcast 304 – Vermont’s Sweetest Cemetery
A sweet Waterbury, Vermont, graveyard established in 1996, proves not all things stay dead. Sometimes there are resurrections. In Episode […]
A sweet Waterbury, Vermont, graveyard established in 1996, proves not all things stay dead. Sometimes there are resurrections. In Episode […]
In the late 1700s Capt. Smith of Shirley, Massachusetts, shot and killed the last of the Egopantis–a giant monster of
In 1900, Louis Lassen of New Haven, Connecticut, served the nation’s first hamburger sandwich, launching a global icon. In Episode
Built in 1763, the Stephen Harris house in Providence, Rhode Island, was haunted from its earliest day. The story inspired
Between 1931 and 1975, Ray Phillips lived as a hermit in a shack on the desolate Manana Island, Maine. In
In 1945 two desperadoes were captured in Concord, New Hampshire. Their life of crime ended in a police station turned
Maggie Little lived her 91 years wandering northern Vermont looking for adventures and becoming the most photographed person at Lake
In the late 18th century, Lord Timothy Dexter of Newburyport, Massachusetts, made a serious of business blunders that should have