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Podcast 345 – The Cobbler’s Ghost Has No Shoes

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

In 1945 two desperadoes were captured in Concord, New Hampshire. Their life of crime ended in a police station turned

In August of 1895, Meriden, Connecticut, was buzzing about some ghost sightings occurring around Booths Pond and Meeting House Hill

On May 7, 1864, young Elenora French died after a fall from Maiden’s Cliff near Lake Megunticook in Camden, Maine.

In 1974, a quiet house on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, became the epicenter of a profound haunting investigated by

In 1891, employees of the Wadsworth Athenaeum in Hartford, Connecticut, believed the building was haunted by Rev. Thomas Robbins. In

In the early 1880s, a poltergeist haunting made the news. The phenomena continued for three years. In Episode 243, Jeff

In 1793, Samuel Morey invented a steamship and sailed it along the Connecticut River. Today the inventor’s ghost haunts the