NEW ENGLAND FOLKLORE
April 24, 2022

Edward Dimond, the Wizard of Marblehead

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This is my final Marblehead post, at least for now. It's a fascinating town and I hope to write more about it in the future. But today I...
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April 09, 2022

Wilmot Redd, the Witch of Marblehead

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This is my second post about Marblehead. As I mentioned in my last one, Marblehead is incredibly charming and beautiful. It's the archet...
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March 26, 2022

The Grave of Susanna Jayne: Bats, Angels and the Grim Reaper

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Marblehead is one of the prettiest towns in Massachusetts, with an amazing and historic downtown, dramatic ocean views, and streets full of ...
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March 06, 2022

The Ghost of Central Burying Ground

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Boston is one of the oldest cities in America. It was first settled by the Puritans in 1630, and downtown Boston has some fine old cemeterie...
February 27, 2022

Visiting the Devil's Den

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There are at least 110 places in New England that have the word “Devil” in their name, and forty-three of them are in Massachusetts. Hmmm. W...
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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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