Nestled beside the tracks in Ashland, Massachusetts, sits one of the most haunted pubs in New England—Stone’s Public House. Built in the 1830s by a railroad tycoon with a dark past, this tavern has seen it all: unexplained deaths, ghost sightings, secret basement chambers, and even rumored ties to the Underground Railroad.

In this episode, we uncover the eerie legacy of John Stone and the strange events that have plagued the inn for nearly two centuries. From spectral sightings in upstairs rooms to hidden symbols carved into the wood, the building seems to carry more than just memories—it carries something that refuses to leave.

So grab a pint, settle in, and remember: the spirits at Stone’s don’t just come in a glass.

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They called her a witch. She called the shots—even from the grave.
In this episode, we’re heading to Monroe, Connecticut, to meet Hanna Cranna—New England’s most delightfully petty alleged witch. Known for cursing neighbors, hexing pies, and issuing some seriously spooky funeral instructions, Hanna wasn’t your average 19th-century widow.
We’ll dig into the real woman behind the legend (Hannah Hovey), explore how her eerie reputation took root, and ask the big questions: Was she truly magical, or just masterful at controlling a town that feared her?
From flying rumors to coffin drama, this is the story of the witch who didn’t just haunt Monroe—she hexed her way into it's history.

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In January of 1919, a giant storage tank in Boston’s North End exploded—unleashing a tidal wave of molasses that tore through city streets at 35 miles per hour. Buildings crumbled. Horses drowned. Twenty-one people lost their lives in one of the strangest and deadliest industrial disasters in American history.

This week on Weirder After Dark, we’re diving into the sticky, surreal horror of the Great Molasses Flood. Was it really just a freak accident… or was someone to blame? From corporate cover-ups and immigrant scapegoating to the physics of syrup moving faster than you’d think, we’re breaking down the weirdest flood Boston ever saw.

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In the shadowy hills of Northfield, Vermont, an unsolved mystery has haunted locals for over half a century. They say he’s part man, part beast—naked, feral, and wearing the severed head of a pig. Some say it’s just a campfire tale. Others swear they’ve seen him with their own eyes—lurking near the Devil’s Washbowl, vanishing into the trees.

This week on Weirder After Dark, Sean dives headfirst into the terrifying legend of the Northfield Pigman—from the strange disappearance of a high schooler in 1951 to decades of chilling sightings that followed. Is it all just backwoods folklore… or could something truly unnatural be stalking the Green Mountains?

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Robin Hood in New England? They robbed stagecoaches, held up travelers, and disappeared into the wild… but with a tip of the hat and a reputation for courtesy. In this episode, we uncover the stories of Captain Thunderbolt and Lightfoot—two legendary highwaymen who blurred the line between criminal and folk hero. Were they ruthless thieves or gallant rebels fighting a corrupt system? Join us as we explore their bold escapades, whispered legends, and the truth behind New England’s most charming outlaws.

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In the shadowy harbors of late-1700s New England, Rachel Wall carved her place in history as America’s first female pirate. From quiet coastal beginnings to notorious outlaw, Rachel’s life was filled with deception, robbery, and murder on the high seas—until her violent deeds finally caught up with her at the gallows. Join us as we sail into the stormy waters of her forgotten tale and uncover the truth behind America’s most infamous maritime outlaw.

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In April 1977, the quiet town of Dover, Massachusetts, became home to one of New England’s strangest mysteries. Over just two nights, multiple terrified teenagers reported seeing something… unnatural. A creature with glowing eyes, long limbs, and a pale, almost alien body. It stalked the wooded roads, then vanished—never to be seen again.

Some called it a cryptid, others believed it was something from another world. But whatever it was, the Dover Demon left a mark that’s never faded.

Join us as we dig into eyewitness accounts, local lore, and the theories that still haunt this bizarre case nearly 50 years later. Was it a hoax, a case of mass hysteria—or something far more sinister?

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On May 19th, 1780, something unthinkable happened. In the middle of the day, darkness fell over New England. Towns from Maine to Connecticut were plunged into a shadow so deep that candles were lit at noon, animals panicked, and people feared the end of the world. Some called it a sign from God, others whispered of strange celestial events—but no one could explain it.

In this episode of Weirder After Dark, we’re diving into the chilling mystery of New England’s Darkest Day—a moment in history when the sky betrayed its promise of light, and an entire region was left in fear and confusion. What caused the sun to vanish? And why does this eerie event still leave us with more questions than answers?

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Ever heard the phrase "between a rock and a hard place"? Well, how about between a rock and the devil himself? Join us as we dive into one of New England's strangest paranormal episodes—the unsettling legend of the Rock-Throwing Devil. Stones flying from nowhere, sinister whispers, and townsfolk terrorized by unseen hands... Was it a clever hoax, a poltergeist, or something far darker? Hit play, and watch your head—this episode might just knock you out.

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Tucked away in the quiet town of Billerica, Massachusetts, lies a road shrouded in darkness and drenched in chilling legend. Locals whisper about ghostly figures, satanic rituals, and the tormented spirits of nuns who never found peace. But how much of it is true—and how much is pure urban myth? In this episode, we take you down Dudley Road to uncover the terrifying tales, twisted truths, and eerie energy that have turned this stretch of pavement into one of New England’s most talked-about haunted hotspots. Buckle up… and don’t look in your rearview mirror.

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Sources:

• New England Folklore – The Ghostly Nuns of Dudley Road

• New England Ghost Project – Dudley Road

• Wicked Local – Urban Legend Bubble of Dudley Road

• Two Girls One Ghost (YouTube) – The Dead Nuns of Dudley Road

• Only In Your State – Haunted Roads in Massachusetts

• Bedford Historical Society Newsletter, Sept. 2009 (PDF)