NEW ENGLAND FOLKLORE
October 25, 2015

The Modern Fairies of New England: Have You Seen a Pukwudgie?

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When the earliest English settlers came to New England they noticed that something was missing from their new home. Back in merry old Engl...
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October 18, 2015

Harry Main and the Black Cats from Hell

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Here's an old ghost story from Ipswich that is perfect as we gear up for Halloween. Back in the 1600s, a man named Harry Main lived in...
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October 12, 2015

The Witches of Bristol, Connecticut: Witches Rock, Evil Spirits, and Troubles with Oxen

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Readers of this blog might know the following things about me: I love stories about witches, and I love stories about weird rocks. This is N...
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October 04, 2015

Secrets of the Skull and Bones Tomb

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A few months ago I was in charming New Haven, Connecticut for a conference. I managed to visit not just one, but two fantastic cemeteries wh...
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September 27, 2015

Ominous Lore About the Whippoorwill

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Hear that lonesome whippoorwill He sounds too blue to fly The midnight train is whining low I'm so lonesome I could cry Hank Willi...
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Peter Muise
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Author of WITCHES AND WARLOCKS OF MASSACHUSETTS (September, 2021) and LEGENDS AND LORE OF THE NORTH SHORE (2014). My work has appeared in various other places, including MAGICAL FOLK: BRITISH AND IRISH FAIRIES: AD 500 TO PRESENT (2018), and Sam Baltrusis's 13 MOST HAUNTED CRIME SCENES BEYOND BOSTON (2016). Avid folklore fan and New England native. Questions? Email me at hilldwellingpete(at)hotmail.com, or leave a comment. I like New England's legends, folklore and weird traditions.
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