Podcast 253 – Suicide Pond
In June of 1819, Hannah Chase took her own life in a pond in Haverhill, Massachusetts, the day before her wedding. In Episode 253, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head …
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Tag: New Hampshire
Podcast 247 – Cling-Clang: New England’s Vaulting Peddler
In the late 19th-centruy an eccentric peddler called Cling Clang earned his way into legend by traveling the coast of New Hampshire and Maine on stilts. In Episode 247, Jeff …
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Podcast 241 – The Case of the Haunted Londonderry Farm
In 1890, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled on the case of a haunted Londonderry farm. In Episode 241, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the case of a haunted …
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Podcast 235 – The Great Wall of Sandwich
In the 1870s, Isaac Adams built a Great Wall on his vast property in Sandwich, New Hampshire. In Episode 235, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the Great Wall of …
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Podcast 229 – Campton’s Cursed Covered Bridge
Exploring the cursed Blair Covered Bridge in Campton, New Hampshire. It’s been burned, there have been tragic accidents, and brutal acts of God. In Episode 229, Jeff Belanger and Ray …
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Podcast 222 – Gov. Wentworth’s Missing Treasure
In June of 1775, New Hampshire governor Wentworth was forced to flee his mansion in Wolfeboro and hide his gold and silver. In Episode 222, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger …
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Podcast 216 – Concord’s Diabolical Torture Device
In 1787, Levi Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire, developed a torture device that would go on to plague billions of people around the world. In Episode 216, Jeff Belanger and …
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Podcast 210 – The Lake Winnipesaukee Mystery Stone
In 1872, Seneca Ladd or Meredith, New Hampshire, discovered an egg-shaped mystery stone on his property that’s perplexed archaeologists ever since. In Episode 210, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger stroll …
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