Gone But Not Forgotten

New England has a long, rich history that can be experienced by visiting the abandoned villages, monuments, and cemeteries that cover the region. Here are 36 locations including a recent ghost town found in Connecticut, an eloquent 9-11 memorial in New Hampshire, a cemetery in Vermont that is more like an outdoor art gallery, the grave of an accused vampire in Rhode Island, an Island in Maine, whose residents were forced out by the state, and the New England Holocaust Memorial in Massachusetts. This handy pictorial guide includes visitor information, detailed directions, 180 color photographs, and the history associated with the towns, monuments, and cemeteries scattered across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont.[AuthorName]Summer Paradis[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Summer Paradis reads everything she can get her hands on, loves to write and take photographs, and enjoys the field of Paranormal Investigation. Cathy McManus spends much of her free time wandering cemeteries and old houses throughout New England. She’s an avid researcher and photographer.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]180 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]New England’s Ghost Towns, Cemeteries, & Memorials[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]180 color images[/ColorPattern]