Maine is well known as a land of fresh air and clean water, as the home of L.L. Bean and as one of the most popular camping and outdoor recreation destinations in the country. But what lies behind this idyllic facade? Unmapped roads. Whispering rocks. Deadening fog. Ghost pirates. Lonely islands. THINGS in the woods. This is the great state of Maine, home of Stephen King, land of the Great Northern Woods and all the mystery that lies within their dark footprint. What better setting than this for tales of strange creatures, murderers, madmen and eccentric hermits? From the "Headless Halloween of 1940" to the mystery of who lies in the grave of V.P. Coolidge; from Bigfoot sightings to the "witch's grave" in a Portland cemetery, writer and illustrator Michelle Souliere brings to life these strange-but-true tales from the Pine Tree State.
Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Pine Tree State Charles A. Stansfield ... A larger black cat then stalked into the room , hissing and growling at the preacher . “ Are you going to wait to meet the Lord of the Underworld ?
Wild! Weird! Wonderful! Maine. celebrates more than 300 of the natural wonders, characters, inventors, historical firsts, legends, and landmarks, that give the state its zest.
From previously unpublished eyewitness accounts to modern-day media portrayals, author and illustrator Michelle Souliere presents this detailed history of the phenomenon and folklore that has lurked in shadows for generations.
The unforgettable true story of Christopher Knight, who found refuge from the pressures of modern society by living alone in the Maine woods for twenty-seven years.
As more and more unusual things began to happen, Linda increasingly attributed them to Abernathy or per- haps to his ghostly companions. Yet she confesses that she and her family felt oddly protected by the little ghost.
I would like to dedicate this book to my kids and all of their cousins. Many of these stories are based on facts and experiences with several family members. Some are true, and some could not be true.
Handed down over generations, re-told by master storyteller Helen Caldwell Cushman, they still beckon. "These are the secrets that we who live along Thirty Mile River keep," they say.
In their mission statement cum manifesto, Williams and McAlmon state that the magazine had been initiated by the editors' “faith in the existence of native artists who are capable of having, comprehending and recording extraordinary ...
... Strange Maine: True Tales from the Pine TreeState andeditor of the Strange Maine Gazetteand blog (www.strangemaine.blogspot.com). She spends hertime running the Green Hand Bookshop in Portland, Maine, andtriestofit as many field trips ...
When the owl detective Whobert Whover finds Perry the possum lying still on the ground, he sets out to determine who is responsible for his condition and questions the nearby wildlife.