by William Alexander Stand at the end of Mill Street on a quiet night, when the moon hangs low over the Stevens Branch, and the water makes a sound like something half remembered. Let’s be […]
Among the old stories of Cavendish is the legend of the Wheelock farmhouse, an early Vermont home later associated with unexplained activity and the ghost of Jonathan Wheelock. For many years, the tale has been […]
Ask around Grand Isle and South Hero long enough, and eventually someone brings up 1973. The details shift a little depending on who’s telling it: a triangle the size of a barn hanging low over […]
In the quiet town of Stowe, Vermont, nestled among the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, stands a seemingly ordinary covered bridge that harbors an extraordinary reputation. Known officially as the Gold Brook Covered Bridge, but […]
Joseph A. Citro is Vermont’s most recognized authority on ghosts, haunting, and the state’s mysterious past. He’s written many fascinating books on the subject, including his best-selling work, ‘Passing Strange: True Tales of New England […]
Most any small town is the perfect place for sitting next to a camp fire and listening to a good story about Vermont ghosts. At least it was “back in the day”, but now all […]
Green Mount Cemetery sits on the outskirts of Montpelier, thirty-five terraced acres climbing a hillside above the Winooski River, just off Route 2 — you’ll know you’re close when the big Gothic stone arch comes […]
An exploration of one of Vermont’s most fascinating cryptids Introduction Before Bigfoot and the Yeti became fixtures in Western popular culture, the Green Mountains of Vermont were home to a mysterious and peculiar creature known […]
Lake Memphremagog, straddling Vermont and Quebec, harbors a fascinating secret. Locals call it Memphry, a mysterious aquatic creature that has captivated imaginations for years. This enigmatic lake monster ranks among North America’s most intriguing cryptids. […]
In the quiet town of Calais, Vermont, a remarkable woman once practiced a form of healing that defied conventional medicine of her time. “Sleeping Lucy” Ainsworth (1819-1895), born Lucy Ainsworth, became one of the most […]