The Mayor Who was Also A Mobster and the City Loved Him Anyway!

The Ivy League School Built on the Slave Trade!

Forty Men Chartered a Picnic Boat on the Taunton River to "Clean Out" the Fishers! Spring 1867

He Signed a King's Death Warrant Then Escaped to America

American Generals Had Never Seen Anything Like What Happened at Fort Griswold

The Warning on a Pole: Weetamoo's Last Stand | Native American Women In History!

The Fake Lawyer Who Built a Hidden Mafia Empire in Rhode Island

Fairhaven and New Bedford Licals vs the British Navy: The Raid That Started a Revolution

In 1861, Connecticut Erased a Nation — One Woman Refused to Let It Stick

The Dark Truth Behind Boston's Founding

12,000 Brockton Workers Walked Out in 1923 — Then Their Own Union Destroyed Them

A State Official Stole a Nipmuc Tribe's Money — The Crime Was Never Prosecuted

The Violent History of Massachusetts No One Teaches

Did Josiah Winslow Murder Wamsutta? Plymouth Colony Mystery

They Kept Selling the Same Maine Coast — Untold Native History of New England!

A Civil War Veteran Shot a Shaker Elder in 1863 — And Walked Free

The Mohegans Won in Court in 1705 — Connecticut Ignored It - Untold Native History of New England!

Vermont's Toxic Dam Was Abandoned in 1958 — It Almost Collapsed 46 Years Later

What Redemption Rock Doesn’t Tell You: The Untold Story of King Philip’s War

How Vermont Secretly Sterilized Native Americans for 37 Years

The Forgotten Nipmuc Resistance: What Really Happened in 1676? Untold Native History of New England!

He Preached to 150 Nipmuc People — Then Took Their Land - Untold Native History of New England!

They Paid $100 a Scalp — Then Gave the Land to Maine's Founders

Connecticut Promised the Nipmuc 5,000 Acres in 1683 — Then Officials Stole It All

Connecticut Burned the Wrong Fort in 1637 — and Wrote Down Why

They Ambushed an Entire Colonial Army on the Blackstone River —Untold Native History of New England!

Vermont's "Freedom Constitution" Was Used to Keep Her Enslaved — In Windsor, 1802

Plymouth Bought a Wampanoag Homeland for £24 in 1666 — Then Waited for War to Take It

They Read the Permission Slip. Then Rode Back and Killed All Six. | Mount Misery, 1676

The Navy Heard Their Testimony — Then Buried 49 Men for 56 Years

Rhode Island Hanged 26 Pirates in 1723 — Where a Parking Lot Is Now

They Sold Massasoit's Grandson Into Slavery — The Deed Was Signed in East Bridgewater

Boston Paid £20 for a Native Childs Scalp 1755 — The Island It Emptied Is Now a Luxury Vacation Spot

Why 300 New Englanders Invented a Country in 1832

The Forced Confession That Started King Philip’s War (In Taunton)

The 1892 Haystack Murder That Shocked Rhode Island — And Was Never Solved

He Fought at Yorktown — Then America Denied His Pension for 30 Years Because He Was Enslaved