Common Burial Grounds – Newport Rhode Island
An expansive cemetery starting in 1640 that contains the oldest colonial African American and Jewish burial grounds.
An expansive cemetery starting in 1640 that contains the oldest colonial African American and Jewish burial grounds.
A large and decently priced antique shop with so much folk art and oddness!
A largely unknown park with a lot of beautiful scenery and interesting ruins!
An H P Lovecraft inspired gathering of creative weirdos. What’s not to love?
I visit a forest that claims to have a strong paranormal presence.
The perfect cemetery for people who need everything to be perfectly aligned… also the final resting place of Rod Price the guitarist from Foghat.
This is the first cemetery I’ve seen with slate stones that date to the present, most still with traditional ornamentation!
A prominent Civil War General and the founder of the Dead Poet’s Society – what else could you possibly ask for?
Since we were in Bangor anyway poking around the Central Maine Antique Exchange I thought it’d be fun to go three miles down the road to see the Paul Bunyan statue that stands proudly outside the Bangor Civic Center in Bass Park. He’s a 31-foot-tall local icon that has been greeting tourists and looky-loos since… Continue reading Paul Bunyan Statue – Bangor Maine
A huge rat’s nest of dark tunnels and rooms just waiting for your scampering feet!