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An exploration of the chilling haunted history of New England where ghostly tales are connected to pivotal events and figures from America's past.
The New England area, with its rich colonial history, offers chilling tales of haunted battlefields, unsolved murders, and restless spirits. As the lead investigator for Boston Paranormal, author Barry Corbett has spent the last six years chasing phantoms, hoping to understand why discarnate souls remain rooted to this Earth. Combining myth and folklore with historical research, he has presented the tragic stories behind each of these hauntings. It may surprise you to learn that many are tied to seminal events in American history.
Is there a giant Native American haunting Wessagusset Park and what does it have to do with Myles Standish and Plymouth Colony? How is Ben Franklin related to Chief Metacomet and the angry ghosts at Peter Oliver House? The historic events that began with the Puritans at Plymouth and led to the American Revolution have produced these twenty chilling tales now brought to light.
Roger Williams, Ben Franklin, Chief Massasoit, Squanto, Plymouth Colony, and the Sons of Liberty are all part of American history. Now discover their direct relationships to the hauntings in New England. It’s all here, and amazingly, it’s all true.
Barry Corbett spent six years as the lead investigator for Boston Paranormal, exploring more than 150 haunted sites throughout New England. He is also a professional cartoonist, with work appearing in Barron’s Magazine, First for Women, American Legion, Prospect Magazine, True West, and Reader’s Digest. Barry has published six collections of comic strips and panel cartoons, winning two Independent Publishing Awards. He has written short stories for “The Colored Lens” and “Bards & Sages Quarterly” and recently completed Terminal Velocity, a Graphic Memoir. His lifelong fascination with ghosts has resulted in the book The Boston Paranormal Archives, a visual sampling of haunted Boston.
