In 1939, the skeleton of a giant serpent washed up on the shores of Provincetown, Massachusetts, lending credibility to the many sightings of a monster.

During World War I, Sgt. Stubby fought heroically alongside his troops of the 26th Yankee Division of the 102nd Infantry. He made it home so.

In the 1860s, Dr. Lucy Cooke of Montpelier, Vermont, would enter a trance-like state and perform medical examinations on her patients. In Episode 448, Jeff.

In August of 1914, a series of riots due to rising food prices broke out in the Federal Hill section of Providence, Rhode Island. In.

In 1898, Sarah Ware was murdered in Bucksport, Maine. Her ghost still haunts the town crying out for justice. In Episode 445, Jeff Belanger and.

In 1948 a unique movie theater was built to that bent the rules and the state lines. In Episode 445, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger.

On January 25, 1967, a UFO landed in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, and allegedly abducted Betty Andreasson from her home. The Betty Andreasson.

Nestled in the woods of Groton, Connecticut, Gungywamp is an ancient mystery site full of stone chambers and petroglyphs. In Episode 443, Jeff Belanger and.

Sightings of a giant serpent in the Connecticut River date back to at least the late 1700s. Could the beast still be out there? In.

In 1877, Slate Rock, AKA What Cheer Rock mysteriously vanished in Providence, Rhode Island. The rock was on its way to landmark status. In Episode.

On June 4, 1980, Edwin Robinson of Falmouth, Maine, was struck by lightning, making him the luckiest man in Maine. In Episode 440, Jeff Belanger.

Incorporated in 1876, Livermore, New Hampshire, was a mill and logging town that saw fire, plague, and finally flood over its short history. In Episode.