61 episodes
Lost Massachusetts Garth Bruen
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5.0 • 22 Ratings
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Here we rediscover the vanished and forgotten places in one of America's oldest states, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It could be a ghost town, it could be a former neighborhood reclaimed for industrial use. Sometimes we hike into the wilderness, sometimes the lost world is beneath a busy street. Maybe you live on top of a forgotten settlement? Walk along with us on the lost road. More at LOSTMASSACHUSETTS.COM Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lostmass/support
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Listener Notes, End Season 2, Season 3 Preview E59
We respond to various listener comments, recap season 2 and preview Season 3...
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Devens, MASS. E58
Fort Devens, is it a town now? What went on here for over 100 years? Why is so much of it restricted and abandoned? Many stories to tell?
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Mechanic Street Leominster E57
Mechanic Street, Leominster. Continued investigation of the mysterious Mechanic Street and where it leads...
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Lost Ice Age E56
What made Massachusetts first millionares? Pond Ice.
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Dune Shacks E55
Dune shacks off Route 6 outside Provincetown. Solitary and sublime, A place to forget and be forgotten. The mind expands when it is bathed in light and then wrapped in darkness without the noise of the modern world.
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Valley Acre E52
Valley Acre, aka Pemberton Square, aka Cotton Hill, aka Center Plaza, etc. Original English settlement on the foot of Beacon Hill.
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Customer Reviews
Can’t get enough!
Fantastic story-telling and love that this podcast is keeping the rich history of Mass alive for future generations. Thank you so much and keep the episodes coming!
So happy to have found you!
I just love this podcast! So much fun to have found one that is so interesting to me like lost history.
Thank you Garth!
Keep it coming! As a mass native and history buff, I love these episodes. I’m glad you can prioritize family first. If you’re ever in the bridgewater triangle let me know!!
So happy to see this pop up in my feed today! Glad you are back and look forward to more adventures!!