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Podcast 337 – See Maine and See the World

In Lynchville, Maine, there’s a road sign pointing to: Norway, Paris, Denmark, Naples, Sweden, Poland, Mexico, Peru, and China – […]

Built in 1762, the Chase House in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was once an orphanage. Today the building is haunted by

In the late 18th century, a sawmill owned by a local wizard maned Nathan Selee in Easton, Massachusetts, was rumored

Built in 1907 as a tuberculosis hospital, the Vermont Police Academy building in Pittsford, Vermont, is said to be haunted

In 2004, a Stonehenge monument was placed on private property on the shored of Sachem’s Head, Connecticut. Who put it

In the mid-1800s, Hell’s Half Acre on the New London Turnpike in West Greenwich, Rhode Island, was full of drinking,

In 1813, the ship Sarah sailed south from Maine and into legend. Today the ghost ship is sometimes spotted around

Caroline Cutter died in 1842. The 150-word epitaph is a tirade of gossip against the Baptist church in Milford, New