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Haunted New England: Madame Sherri, Emily’s Bridge and Bennington Triangle
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| New England’s ghost lore stretches from historic houses and cemeteries to covered bridges, coastal fortifications and broad regional mysteries. This episode visits seven locations and legends across New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts.
In New Hampshire, the route includes the ruins in Madame Sherri Forest in Chesterfield and the Amos J. Blake House Museum in Fitzwilliam. Vermont contributes Emily’s Bridge in Stowe and the stories grouped under the name Bennington Triangle, while Connecticut is represented by Union Cemetery in Easton. The final locations are Battery Steele on Peaks Island, Maine, and the Orleans Waterfront Inn on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Each has a different documented history, so the episode keeps that record separate from reported apparitions and regional folklore. |
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