Podcast 415 – The South Canaan Maniac
In 1878, the South Canaan Maniac approached the grave of Mile Blodgett with the intent of digging him up and […]
In 1878, the South Canaan Maniac approached the grave of Mile Blodgett with the intent of digging him up and […]
In 1927 a massive storm ravaged the region around Ricker Basin in Waterbury, Vermont, leaving behind a ghost town. In
In 1661, William Goffe and Edward Whalley were on the lam from King Charles in England. Then men hid out
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