<p>It was no hoax, and no hallucination; it was real, as many local mariners and observers could attest.  Erika Brown and Kris McGinn, editor and features editor of the Cricket talk about a real (and spectacular) story pulled from Cape Ann's mariner history with Manchester Historical Museum executive director and historian Bob Booth.</p>

It was no hoax, and no hallucination; it was real, as many local mariners and observers could attest. Erika Brown and Kris McGinn, editor and features editor of the Cricket talk about a real (and spectacular) story pulled from Cape Ann's mariner history with Manchester Historical Museum executive director and historian Bob Booth.

<p>It was no hoax, and no hallucination; it was real, as many local mariners and observers could attest.&nbsp; Erika Brown and Kris McGinn, editor and features editor of the Cricket talk about a real (and spectacular) story pulled from Cape Ann's mariner history with Manchester Historical Museum executive director and historian Bob Booth.</p>

SIDECAR talks Cape Ann serpent sightings of 1817 with Bob Booth

A deeper dive and behind-the-scenes look at feature stories from The Cricket newspaper, published in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, since 1888.

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SIDECAR talks Cape Ann serpent sightings of 1817 with Bob Booth

SIDECAR talks Cape Ann serpent sightings of 1817 with Bob Booth