However you choose to explain its origin, Purgatory Chasm in Sutton, Massachusetts, is still a magnificent geological wonder.
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Bethany Bourgault
The lost towns of the Quabbin Reservoir aren’t your typical ghost towns. Learn why they were abandoned, and how they came to be under water.
Could Bigfoot live in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts? Read these Bigfoot sighting accounts dating back to 1765 and decide for yourself.
The legend of Ocean Born Mary was a splendid story, complete with hauntings, pirates, and the promise of buried treasure in a sleepy New Hampshire town.
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The Legend of Lucy Keyes, the Mount Wachusett Ghost
Have you heard the legend of Lucy Keyes, the Mount Wachusett ghost? According to local lore, the spirits of the lost little girl and her mother roam the slopes in search of each other.
Fruity and fizzy, the raspberry lime rickey is a popular New England summer drink. Learn its history, plus our favorite easy raspberry lime rickey recipe.
The Boston Swan Boats have been delighting New Englanders for more than 140 years. Learn more about this iconic and beloved Boston landmark.
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The Ghost of the Eunice Williams Covered Bridge
The Eunice Williams Covered Bridge in Greenfield, Massachusetts, has a long history of murder and mystery. But is it haunted?
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Summer Visit to Concord, Massachusetts
From history to shopping to lunch, here’s how to spend a perfect New England summer day trip to historic Concord, Massachusetts. Plan a visit for when you’re ready to travel again.
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The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway
The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway ferries passengers up and down breathtaking Cannon Mt. year round. Its history is as fascinating as the tram is useful.
Walden Pond in historic Concord, MA is the perfect destination for literature fans, nature lovers, and anyone wishing to simply get outside.
Salem Willows Park, a family-friendly park and arcade in Salem, Massachusetts, has been a local favorite since it opened to the public in 1858. Nowadays, guests from all over enjoy an arcade, outdoor theater, oceanfront views, top-notch snacks, and more.