Connecticut – New England Legends

Podcast 402 – The Lost Pirate Treasure of Salmon Brook

In the 1660s, pirate Captain David Marteen sailed up the Connecticut River and may have hidden a massive fortune near […]

Little Maude Reynolds died in 1886 in Hell Hollow in Voluntown, Connecticut. Her story has haunted us ever since. In

In 1844, Dr. Horace Wells of Hartford, Connecticut, attended an exhibition of nitrous oxide. Wells became the father of laughing

In 1900, a peculiar haunting event spooked local railroad workers on Saybrook Point in Connecticut. In Episode 384 Jeff Belanger

In 1949, architect Philip Johnson designed and built a Glass House on his compound in New Canaan, Connecticut. In Episode

In 1915, a small farmhouse in Essex, Connecticut, got a reputation as being haunted by a ghost who knew where

200 million years ago, a monster called Dilophosaurus lurked in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, leaving behind thousands of footprints that can

In the second half of the 1800s, the Leatherman made an endless 365-mile loop between the Connecticut and Hudson rivers.