Podcast 387 – Breaking New Hampshire’s Weirdest Laws
We break some of the strangest laws New Hampshire has to offer. In Episode 387 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger […]
We break some of the strangest laws New Hampshire has to offer. In Episode 387 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger […]
Madame Sherri’s castle in the woods of Chesterfield, New Hampshire, burned down in 1962. Today the grounds are haunted. In
On November 9, 1869, Josiah Pike became the first person executed by New Hampshire for a capital crime. In Episode
In June of 1850, Abijah Larned and an accomplice robbed the Connecticut River Bank in Charlestown, New Hampshire, making off
With the oldest section dating back to 1649, the Frost-Sawyer Tavern in one of New Hampshire’s most haunted locations. In
On February 9, 1893, a fire ravaged the Strafford County Lunatic Asylum killing 41 people inside. In Episode 354 Jeff
In 2023 a gas station and convenience store opened over the site of the former Country Tavern — one of
On September 15, 1855 Lizzie Bourne, her cousin, and uncle attempted to summit Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. The climb