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Podcast 357 – The Leatherman

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.

In 1850, the Phelps Mansion in Stratford, Connecticut, was so profoundly haunted that the story made all of the regional

In 2004, a Stonehenge monument was placed on private property on the shored of Sachem’s Head, Connecticut. Who put it

In 1885 Williams Memorial Park was created after hundreds of graves were relocated to a newer cemetery a mile away.

In 1873, the Dr. Ticknor house in Salisbury, Connecticut, made the news because of the profound haunting witnessed by multiple

Built in 1652, the White Horse Tavern is America’s oldest continually-operating bar and it’s Newport, Rhode Island’s most haunted. In