New England has been home to some iconic toys you may just be unwrapping this holiday season. We explore. In Episode 377 Jeff Belanger and.

Built in 1908, the Ladd School in Exeter, Rhode Island, had a long history of neglect, patient abuse, and even murder. In Episode 376 Jeff.

In 1905, a haunted home in Dixmont, Maine, made the news with talk of the ghost of a murder victim crying for justice. In Episode.

We sit down to a weird Thanksgiving feast New England style! In Episode 374 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger sit down to a weird Thanksgiving.

On November 9, 1869, Josiah Pike became the first person executed by New Hampshire for a capital crime. In Episode 373 Jeff Belanger and Ray.

In the late 1800s, hermit John Smith lived in the woods of Erving, Massachusetts, turning himself into an unlikely celebrity. In Episode 372 Jeff Belanger.

In 1934, Vermont’s eccentric and snobby poet laureate Daniel Cady built a tomb on a hill in West Windsor so the world would have to.

For Halloween, we spin the tale of an old Inner Sanctum radio drama to explore the haunting and murderous Vengeful Corpse. Episode 370: for Halloween.

In 1915, a small farmhouse in Essex, Connecticut, got a reputation as being haunted by a ghost who knew where to find beer. In Episode.

Built in 1885, Providence’s Fleur de Lys building is haunted by the ghost of artist Angela O’Leary. In Episode 368 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger.

Camp Etna in Maine was established in 1876. It’s been a Spiritualist Camp ever since. In Episode 367 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger investigate Camp.

In June of 1850, Abijah Larned and an accomplice robbed the Connecticut River Bank in Charlestown, New Hampshire, making off with all the loot. They.