In 1927 a massive storm ravaged the region around Ricker Basin in Waterbury, Vermont, leaving behind a ghost town. In Episode 409 Jeff Belanger and.

In 1661, William Goffe and Edward Whalley were on the lam from King Charles in England. Then men hid out in these caves. In Episode.

In 1822, Michele Felice Cornè moved to Newport, Rhode Island, and convinced his friends and neighbors that you can eat tomatoes. They’re delicious! In Episode.

In May of 1907, four ghost hunters explored a haunted home in Millinocket, Maine, and allegedly shot up the ghosts. In Episode 406 Jeff Belanger.

On April 14, 1772, the folks of Weare, New Hampshire, rose up against the crown in an act of rebellion known as the Pine Tree.

Built in 1910, Ashintully was a mansion that was said to be both cursed and haunted. Today only the foundation and columns survive. In Episode.

The Abenaki legend of Odziozo says this creature created Lake Champlain, the nearby hills and rivers, and then came back to the lake to stay..

In the 1660s, pirate Captain David Marteen sailed up the Connecticut River and may have hidden a massive fortune near Salmon Brook in East Granby,.

Since 1893, the Haven Bros. Diner has been rolling through Providence, Rhode Island, delivering food to a hungry city. In Episode 401 Jeff Belanger and.

In the mid-1800s, a ship wrecked off the coast of Great Wass Island, Maine. It’s lone survivor, a dog, whose spirit still barks out warnings.

Magician, ventriloquist, and hypnotist, Richard Potter died in 1835, but not before he became America’s first professional magician, and the first Black celebrity. In Episode.

Built in 1852 by Edmund Proctor built a massive stone wall in Westminster, Massachusetts, purely out of stone and spite. In Episode 398 Jeff Belanger.