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Podcast 390 – The Father of Laughing Gas

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.

What began as a copper mine in 1709, eventually turned into Connecticut’s first state prison. After multiple escapes and deaths,

In 1914, the brutal unsolved axe murder of a Newtown, Connecticut, cobbler led to a haunting that still echoes today.