New England Legends Presents Valentine’s Day Freak Formal to Benefit Project Just Because
Milford, Massachusetts – January 13, 2026 – New England Legends, the creators of the popular New England Legends podcast, are thrilled […]
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Wicked Strange Explores the Weird Side of New England
New book chronicles roadside oddities, unique graves, haunts, cryptids, and out-of-this-world encounters through stunning photography and storytelling. Award-winning author, television
New England Legends Podcast 385 – The Ruin of Greenbank’s Hollow
In Episode 385 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the ruin of Greenbank’s Hollow in Danville, Vermont. Though today the
New England Legends Presents Zombie Prom 2024: A Night of Dancing with the Dead for a Worthy Cause
Milford, Massachusetts – January 29, 2024 – New England Legends, the creators of the popular New England Legends podcast, are
New England Legends Podcast 200 – The Legend of New England Legends
In Episode 200, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger break format just this once to present an audio documentary exploring the
Announcing New England Legends Episode 9: Haunted Halloween Haunts
In “Episode 9 – Haunted Halloween Haunts: Exploring this haunted holiday, the Bowman Estate, Edith Wharton’s The Mount, Ventfort
New England Legends Launches New Free Mobile App Connecting Users to Weird Locations and Legends throughout the Northeastern United States
App is the first to include an interactive map with over 150 stories and locales, many of which users can
New England Legends Podcast 140 – From the Vault: Capt. Jedidy Cole and the Devil
In Episode 140, while still under quarantine, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger introduce you to an episode from our vault:
New England Legends Podcast 121 – The Boon Island Cannibals
In Episode 121, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger sail out to Boon Island, Maine, in search of the legend of
New England Legends Television Series Explores the Creepy Side of Christmas in its Latest Episode
BOSTON, Mass. – December 11, 2019 – When one thinks of Christmas, usually visions of sugarplums and jolly old St.