Podcast 195 – Nerve Tonic that Launched a War
In 1876, Dr. Augustin Thompson from Union, Maine, developed a nerve tonic that would go on to become a household […]
The New England Legends weekly podcast with Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger.
In 1876, Dr. Augustin Thompson from Union, Maine, developed a nerve tonic that would go on to become a household […]
In 1887, a small farm house in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, made the news for being the site of a tragic
The Boston Athenaeum is home to a rare book bound in leather made from the skin of the author’s back.
Lake Willoughby in Westmore, Vermont, is home to legends of a giant serpent, devil’s rock, and a mysterious underwater tunnel.
In the woods around the Notchland Inn in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, roams the ghost of Nancy Barton.
In the woods of Kent, Connecticut, sits Molly Fisher’s Rock, a boulder with ties to a witch and the cursed
In 1816, an Alfred, Maine, farmer gunned down New England’s first elephant as she approached town. In Episode 189, Jeff
We head to Narragansett, Rhode Island in search of Spiritualist Joseph Peace Hazard’s Druid’s Chair and Witch’s Altar. In Episode