Podcast 374 – A Weird New England Thanksgiving Feast
We sit down to a weird Thanksgiving feast New England style! In Episode 374 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger sit […]
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The New England Legends weekly podcast with Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger.
Podcast 373 – New Hampshire’s First Execution
On November 9, 1869, Josiah Pike became the first person executed by New Hampshire for a capital crime. In Episode
Podcast 372 – The Hermit of Erving Castle
In the late 1800s, hermit John Smith lived in the woods of Erving, Massachusetts, turning himself into an unlikely celebrity.
Podcast 371 – A Snob’s Mausoleum
In 1934, Vermont’s eccentric and snobby poet laureate Daniel Cady built a tomb on a hill in West Windsor so
Podcast 370 – Halloween Drama: The Vengeful Corpse
For Halloween, we spin the tale of an old Inner Sanctum radio drama to explore the haunting and murderous Vengeful
Podcast 369 – The Essex Ghost with a Nose for Beer
In 1915, a small farmhouse in Essex, Connecticut, got a reputation as being haunted by a ghost who knew where
Podcast 368 – The Haunted Fleur de Lys
Built in 1885, Providence’s Fleur de Lys building is haunted by the ghost of artist Angela O’Leary. In Episode 368
Podcast 367 – Ghost Camp
Camp Etna in Maine was established in 1876. It’s been a Spiritualist Camp ever since. In Episode 367 Jeff Belanger