From its demise in 1646 to this day, there are those who believe a giant ship can be seen after a thunderous gale in the clouds over New Haven harbor, doomed to …
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In the beautiful countryside of New Canaan sits an unusual structure, a unique residence designed (and inhabited) by famed architect and designer Philip Johnson.
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Described as a fearsome cross between a dog, panther and a bear, the legendary and mysterious Glawackus terrorized Glastonbury and the surrounding areas during the middle part of the 20th century.
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The Haunting in Connecticut is due in theaters on March 27, 2009 and is “based on true events.” We chronicle those events and check out the house in Southington where they were …
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Since The Haunting in Connecticut has recently been released on DVD and Blu-Ray, we check out all the fun stuff the special edition has to offer — you know, aside from giving …
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We went to see “The Haunting in Connecticut” on Friday night — and yes, we enjoyed it, but . . .
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New York isn’t the only state to have a headless, horse-riding phantom who terrorizes hapless travelers.
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Everyone is going green — including Jesus, whose likeness allegedly graces a sycamore tree in New Haven’s Wooster Square Park.
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Although Connecticut has seen — and burned — its fair share of “witches,” other wielders of dark forces have been alleged to inhabit our fair state. Case in point: The Jewett City …
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Like many cultures around the globe, Connecticut has its own race of magical little people who live on the periphery of civilization.
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If you have children, you know that at this time of year all their wonder and focus is on one man — a legendary figure who transcends time and space, politics and …
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Growing up in Milford, one of the local stories we all heard about was about a group of giant-headed mutants who lived on the outskirts of town, a band of inbred freaks …