In 1892, the “oddly well preserved” exhumed body of Mercy Brown led many to believe she was a vampire responsible for the death of her family in Exeter, Rhode Island.
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You Might Be a New Englander If…
Are you passionate about New England? Take a look at some of the traits and traditions that determine whether you might be a New Englander.
First made in New England in 1847, Necco Wafers are an American candy classic. Learn more about Necco’s history, including an update on candy’s recent comeback.
With our long history and beautiful landscape, New England is an ideal spot for storytelling. Here are 20 favorite books set in New England.
Will we ever know the full story of the Lake Winnipesaukee Mystery Stone? The unusual New Hampshire stone egg has baffled geological experts and historians for decades.
From Lizzie Borden to the Smuttynose murders, New England is home to a number of unusual cold cases. Here are 5 well-known New England unsolved mysteries.
Celebrating Moxie – Maine’s favorite drink with the curious flavor you either love or hate, but can’t forget. Learn more about Moxie soda.
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The New England Hot Dog Bun
With a toasted, buttery outside and a soft inside, top-loading New England hot dog bun is arguably one of the best buns in the world.
A collection of portraits from photographer Chris Bennett featuring Appalachian Trail hikers in their element.
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B&M Brown Bread in a Can
As a ready-to-eat version of the regional bread favorite, B&M Brown Bread in a can is a quirky, beloved, and convenient New England tradition.
Discovered off the coast of Wellfleet, Massachusetts, the Whydah Gally is the world’s only authenticated pirate ship. Learn more about its fascinating history.
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Why People Love New England
The dream of small towns, stone walls, covered bridges, country stores, and town greens are just some of the reasons why people love New England. What’s yours?