A covered bridge locked in the Maine woods.
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A covered bridge locked in the Maine woods.
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An abandoned base proves to be an interesting walk.
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Lewiston wasnt very welcoming to it’s welfare residents, it just shipped them off into the boondocks with a bit of cash and a wink.
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The amazing Poland Springs resort is remembered as a park and smaller resort now.
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A look at one of Worcester’s most unusual landmarks.
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Long lost trains locked in the Maine wilderness.
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In August of this year I visited the Ram Tail Mill Site in Foster, Rhode Island. According to the Source: Belanger, Jeff. Encyclopedia of Haunted Places. 2005, “
“Perhaps the oldest and most haunted place in Rhode Island is the Ramtail Factory in Foster. It was even put in the 1885 State Census Record as a [...]
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