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Maine’s Lost Governor

Who Was Enoch Lincoln?  Born into a politically powerful family in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1788, Enoch Lincoln was destined for greatness. His father, Levi Sr., and his older brother Levi…

Anson P. Morrill

Early Life  Anson Peaslee Morrill was born on June 10, 1803, in Belgrade, Maine. As one of the older children in a large family of 14, he spent his early…

Lot Myrick Morrill

Lot Myrick Morrill: A Beacon of Leadership in Maine  Lot Myrick Morrill, the 28th Governor of Maine, was a figure of steadfast leadership and unwavering moral character. Born on May…

The Sabattus Well Incident

The origins of the “Sabattus Well Descent” incident are unclear.  We’ve done a bunch of research but the results have all been super redundant and not at all forthcoming as…

Governor Selden Connor

In this blog entry you’re being introduced to Maine’s 35th Governor.  His name was Selden Connor and he was dedicated soldier, successful banker, and popular politician.  He was also one…

Blogs and Vlogs

Maine Ghost Hunters Blogs and Vlogs Meet The Team Maine Ghost Hunters August 31, 2025 About Maine Ghost Hunters Maine Ghost Hunters August 31, 2025 Blogs and Vlogs Maine Ghost…

Governor Edwin Chick Burleigh

Edwin C. Burleigh: A Legacy of Leadership  Edwin C. Burleigh, the 42nd Governor of Maine, was more than just a political figure. His life and career were characterized by a…

Mt. Hunger Massacre [1848]

Introduction We’re heading out to the mid-coast town of Edgecomb, Maine. Population 1,200, give or take.  There’s a ton of history in this sleepy little community and while most of…

“Ponik” – La bête du lac Pohenegamook

Ponik is what the locals call the unknown creature that dwells in the waters of Lake Pohenagamook on the Maine/Canadian border.  Witnesses have sized this cryptid with a lengthy tail,…

The Pocomoonshine Lake Monster

If you’ve ever had a reason to fear jumping into the natural waters of Maine, the likely existence of mysterious cryptids is probably why.  Ocean or Lake, stories of water…