Podcast 285 – Westford’s Grey Ghosts
The Westford Academy mascot is the Grey Ghosts. The backstory of this Massachusetts mascot dates back to a Civil War-era haunting. In Episode 285 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger cheer …
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Podcast 284 – Connecticut’s Cremation Hill
On October 22, 1922, Emil Schutte of Haddam, Connecticut, hanged for murder. Today his former land is known as Cremation Hill. In Episode 284 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head …
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Podcast 283 – Cranston’s Headless Corpse
In November of 1883, the body of Caleb Brown was exhumed at the Rhode Island State Burial Grounds in Cranston, but his head was missing. In Episode 283 Jeff Belanger …
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Podcast 282 – The Unsolved Littlefield Murders
In October 1937, the quiet of Paris, Maine, was shattered by a brutal double murder. Two people were convicted, but no one is sure whodunnit. In Episode 282 Jeff Belanger …
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Podcast 281 – The Man Behind the Console
In 1966, Granite Stater Ralph Baer invented the home video game console. His device would give rise to a huge, multi-billion dollar industry. In Episode 281 Jeff Belanger and Ray …
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Podcast 280 – From the Vault: The Snowflake Man of Jericho
In 1885, Wilson Bentley of Jericho, Vermont, became the first person to photograph snowflakes up close proving no two were exactly alike. In Episode 280 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger …
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Podcast 279 – America’s First Christmas Card
In 1875, Louis Prang produced America’s first mass-produced Christmas card in his Boston, Massachusetts, factory. In Episode 279 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head to the Roxbury section of Boston, …
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Podcast 278 – The Lindley Street Poltergeist
In 1974, a quiet house on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, became the epicenter of a profound haunting investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren. In Episode 278 Jeff Belanger and …
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