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The Haunted History of New England Online
Presented by Historian Christopher Daley
Journey into the chilling true tales and hauntings of legend that have left an indelible mark on the New England’s history.
Delve into the stories like those of Mercy Brown, the so-called “Vampire” of Exeter, Rhode Island, whose tragic death in 1892 sparked a vampire panic and inspired international headlines. Venture into a haunted Connecticut forest, feel the ghostly chill of New Hampshire’s grand Mount Washington Hotel, and uncover the past that refuses to rest.
Through gripping storytelling, historical accounts, and spine-tingling legends, this presentation promises to fascinate, shock, and leave you questioning what lies beyond the veil. Are you ready to confront New England’s haunted history?
About the historian: Mr. Daley is a historian and published author. He has been presenting talks on historical topics all over New England for nearly 30 years. He was a history teacher in the Silver Lake Regional School District in Kingston, Massachusetts for 25 years. He holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Bridgewater State University in Political Science and History. He has been involved in several historical organizations both public and private, including the Pembroke Historical Commission and Historical Society as well as the John Alden Historical Site in Duxbury.
This event will be conducted online and is free of charge. Registration and internet access are required to attend. Register at the link above. Virtual access link will be emailed prior the presentation.
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