Some of New England’s most distinguished statesmen and jurists kept a part of their past quiet later in their careers. They had...
Frances Splettscher was the first of the Waterbury radium girls to die. In 1921 at the age of 17, she had gone...
In August 1754, Susannah Johnson gave birth to a daughter in the Vermont wilderness during a forced march by her Indian captors....
The giant Halloween ephemera factory in Framingham, Mass., for many years churned out crepe paper and cut-outs that collectors go crazy for...
During the 1920s and 1930s, rumors about the crazy doings on Neshobe Island flew through the resort hotels along Vermont’s Lake Bomoseen....
In August of 1929, police in Chester, Vt., discovered the body of a young woman buried in a grove of spruce trees....