Autor: Cole Hendrie
Editorial: Cole Hendrie
Año: 04/10/2026
ISBN: 9798237171426
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Páginas: 112 pp.
Idioma: eng
EAN: 9798237171426
Hockomock Swamp has long stood at the dark centre of the Bridgewater Triangle, a vast wetland of shadowed water, old roads, strange lights, uneasy silence, and stories that refuse to fade.
For generations, this part of southeastern Massachusetts has gathered a reputation unlike anywhere else in New England. The swamp has been linked to ghost roads, red-eyed figures, unexplained lights, animal encounters, pukwudgie traditions, missing-time stories, occult rumours, violent crime, and the deep human memory of a landscape shaped by war, settlement, industry, and fear.
Yet Hockomock Swamp is more than a collection of frightening tales. It is a real place with a real history: Wampanoag homeland, colonial frontier, wetland refuge, local landmark, and the brooding heart of one of America?s most enduring paranormal regions.
In this carefully researched work of paranormal nonfiction, Cole Hendrie explores the history and folklore of Hockomock Swamp and the wider Bridgewater Triangle without turning rumour into fact or tragedy into entertainment. The book examines King Philip?s War, early settlement, swamp ecology, strange lights, creature reports, ghostly roads, murder memory, Satanic Panic-era fears, Freetown State Forest, Dighton Rock, and the investigators and witnesses who helped shape the region?s modern reputation.
Atmospheric, restrained, and grounded in place, Hockomock Swamp is a study of how history, folklore, violence, landscape, and unexplained testimony can gather around one dark stretch of land until the place itself begins to feel alive with memory.
For readers of true hauntings, New England folklore, dark history, and serious paranormal nonfiction, this is the story of a swamp that has never fully given up its secrets.
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