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       The staff here at Strange New England would like to welcome you all aboard our quarterly publication and tell you a little bit about ourselves.

       Strange New England is a field guide to the forgotten, unusual, and simply strange folklore, history and destinations in New England.  It began with a need for some of our crew to explore and travel for fun on weekends and evolved into a fulltime project and obsession.   It is a collection of many years of research and on-going investigation.  While some of our staff dig through archives, and interview local people others are traveling throughout the North East to follow up on leads or visit sites.  We all work together to unlock the mysteries that our region holds.  Haunted houses, ancient structures, sea monsters, mysterious locations and tales handed down for many generations are a few of the many interesting stories New England has to offer.  We look for things that have been long forgotten about or are only familiar to the people of that area.  Whether it’s just a story about a local witch or a lead to a unique destination Strange New England will be there to uncover it.  Many times one particular story will have many different tales, each with its own flavor and color.  No matter how many times we hear a story, we always listen.  We like to think that the history books draw in the outlines but we fill it in with color.  We investigate and record the distinctive history and folklore that makes New England so unique. 

       The purpose of our zine is not to prove or disprove anything we investigate.  We prefer to be thought of as a warehouse of lore, facts and experiences.  Our staff presents what details and personal experience they acquired during each investigation and leave it up to the reader to draw their own conclusion.  Our hope is to inform and entertain the reader by taking them along with us as we explore each of these unique stories.  Think of us as journal for the armchair adventurer or field guide for the curious New Englander.

       While we may report on many unique places, not all of them are open for the public to enter.  We don’t encourage any sort of trespassing or vandalisms.  If a place we mention should not be visited we will make that clear.  I suggest that you leave it up to our professional staff to handle these tricky sites and enjoy the stories.  With all other stories we will surely give you tips and suggestion on how to make your trip safe and hassle free.  Always remember to respect and preserve any place you visit so others may also enjoy them. 

       Finally, our publication is also a place for others to share their experiences.  If you know of a place or have a story to tell, we encourage you to write to us about it.  Also, if you have info on a story we already covered please send your views, experiences or leads to Strange New England.  Our greatest resource has always been the people we’ve meet along the way. Enjoy the site and maybe we’ll see you when we’re hot on the trail of our next story! 

~The Strange New England Staff

 

 

   

 

 
 

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