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Season 2 - Episode 3 - The Tree That Ate Roger Williams
Roger Williams is the founder of Rhode Island, but by the time of his death in 1683, most of his political cache had been used up. He was buried in an unassuming family plot in Providence. But almost two centuries later Rhode Islanders found themselves rather proud of their radical founder. They believed his grave deserved better, so his remains were exhumed and that's when things got weird...

Season 2 - Episode 2 - New England's First Christmas Tree
Did Battle of Bennington P.O.W. Hendrick Roddemore put up the first decorated Christmas tree in New England in a tiny shack in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, in 1777? Jeff Belanger finds out the real story in this episode of New England Legends.

Season 2 - Episode 1 - The Bloody Pit
In this episode of New England Legends, we head to the picturesque Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, where the mountains hide a dark secret: a haunted train tunnel known as "The Bloody Pit." Opened in 1875, almost 200 lives were lost during the construction of the 4.75-mile long Hoosac Tunnel.

Episode 9 – Haunted Halloween Haunts
Exploring this haunted holiday, the Bowman Estate, Edith Wharton’s The Mount, Ventfort Hall, and More In this Halloween episode of New England Legends, host Jeff Belanger travels to Vermont and Western Massachusetts to visits some of the region’s most famous haunted houses: both real and imagined. The origins of Halloween are examined as we explore our fascination with the supernatural. We find out why we love being scared. Watch this episode’s trailer here: Haunted Halloween Haunts.

Episode 8 – Creepy Christmas
In this episode of New England Legends, we explore the darker side of Christmas. We trace the holiday's early roots through New England and throughout the world. We interview Santa Claus about his early life, then explore monsters and ghosts like Krampus, the Belsnickel, and others who have been lurking in the shadows for centuries. They may be making a comeback in order to redeem us all. Watch this episode’s trailer here: Haunted Halloween Haunts.

Episode 7 – Legendary Road Trip
In this episode of New England Legends, we hit New England's highways and backroads in search of the devil; unique and even cursed headstones; an out-of-this-world UFO encounter with Betty and Barney Hill; a lake monster that's turned pop-culture; and the hidden-away ruins of the home where Nelly Butler's ghost led to America's first documented haunting.

Episode 6 – Witchcraft
In this episode of New England Legends, we uncover the hidden history of New England Witches. Our journey takes us to the region's first witch trials in Hartford, Connecticut, to Salem, Massachusetts, to York, Maine, and Hampton, New Hampshire, in search of witch history, trials, and legends. We also meet modern-day Witches, including Laurie Cabot, the "Official Witch of Salem."

Episode 5 – Eccentrics and Mad Scientists
In this episode of New England Legends, we explore the castle of inventor John Hays Hammond, Jr. who experimented with everything from remote control to séances; we dance the night away at Madame Sherri's castle ruins near Brattleboro, Vermont; and we go in search of Connecticut's Leatherman - a leather-clad vagabond who traveled an endless route between the Connecticut and Hudson Rivers.

Episode 4 – Miracles and the Missing
In this episode of New England Legends, we search for the spirit of a child who went missing near Mt. Wachusett over 250 years ago, we test the claims of an 1880 advertisement for water that promises eternal life, and we examine the evidence and story behind one of New England's most well-documented UFO encounters in Sheffield, Massachusetts. We're on a quest for miracles and the missing.

Episode 3 – Maritime Mysteries
In this episode of New England Legends, we dive into the ocean waters of southeastern New England to explore the haunted Rose Island Lighthouse off the coast of Rhode Island. Then we head to shore to ponder a mysterious stone tower with possible connections to the Knights Templar. Finally, we trek up to New Bedford, Massachusetts, to investigate the haunts of abandoned Fort Taber/Fort Rodman.

Episode 2 – Mysteries in Stone
In this episode of New England Legends, we head north of Boston to explore a 4,000-year-old mysterious calendar in Salem, New Hampshire, then head south to Lynn Woods on Boston's North Shore to investigate a tale of pirates, buried treasure, and a man who spent his life tunneling a cave through solid rock because spirits told him there was gold to be found.

Episode 1 – The Spooky Berkshires
In this episode of New England Legends, we explore the tragic history and active haunts of the Houghton Mansion in North Adams, Massachusetts. Then we trek up October Mountain in the Berkshires to delve into the stories of Bigfoot sightings, UFOs, and the ghost of a young girl said to haunt an ancient cemetery lost somewhere in the woods.
Hello!
The show looks great, I would love to be able to watch! I’m a Bostonian and a long-time paranormal enthusiast who now lives in Ohio, so, I was wondering if the show will be aired nationwide on PBS or just locally (New England)? Or perhaps the show could be posted here on your website, that would be great! Thanks and good luck! 🙂
I can’t wait to see the show, Jeff! Wishing you the very best of luck with it. By any chance are you planning one of these for the Borden Home? It was great meeting you there!
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Congratulations on your Emmy nomination friend…Your Texas connection looks forward to seeing you in September at FantomFest!! Continued blessings buddy – the show looks amazing can’t wait to watch them!!
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Hi Jeff I enjoy your newsletter and I know you are with Ghost Adventures. I cannot wait for the Halloween Special in Ireland.
Do you think you will ever be coming to Georgia, USA? I would love to go to one of your talks.
Happy Haunting!!
I really enjoy Jeff’s observations on those in spirit. He really brings a sensitivity to his investigations that shows respect to those he’s trying to contact. I love these newsletters as well.
I own this set in my library and I am surprised how often I watch them. They are well researched and professionally produced. It captures the concept of legend tripping perfectly. I can’t recommend them enough. ENJOY!
I love all the hauntings.. just went to fort mifflin in philly.. it was awesome.. got some great pics… will have to leave them on here for u to see…. thanks a bunch..
His dad told him to go where he would be happy.
So I can buy actual DVDs or am I buying downloads?
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