Berlin’s Crying House

New England Legends Podcast

Jeff Belanger

Places & Travel, History, Society & Culture

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2022

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

In Episode 270, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger search for a house in Berlin, Connecticut, that was once so haunted locals wouldn’t live there very long. Doors opened and closed by themselves, but most frightening, the last tenant was haunted by the ghostly cries of an infant, though no children lived in the house at the time. The haunt made the newspapers back in 1888.

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0:00.0	Right, let's pull over so he can pass.
0:06.9	Okay.
0:09.7	An ambulance siren is one of those sounds.
0:12.0	You just can't ignore, right?
0:13.0	No, no, you can't.
0:14.1	I mean, it's piercing.
0:15.3	You hear it coming a long way off.
0:18.6	You know what other sound you just can't ignore, Ray?
0:21.0	What?
0:21.8	A baby crying.
0:23.0	Oh, yes, right.
0:24.6	Another piercing sound that demands your attention.
0:27.4	It's been a bunch of years since I've had a baby in my life.
0:29.6	Sure.
0:30.0	I'll never forget waking up to those cries at all hours of the day and night.
0:34.1	Yeah, yeah, me too.
0:35.9	Okay, we'll make a right up here onto Meadow Lane.
0:40.3	And we can pull over anywhere there's room just ahead.
0:42.9	Okay, well, what brings us to Meadow Lane in Berlin, Connecticut, Jeff?
0:46.5	Ray, we're searching for a house haunted by the cries of a ghostly infant.
0:54.8	Hello, I'm Jeff Belanger, and welcome to episode 270 of the New England Legends podcast.
1:00.1	And I'm Ray Osier. Thanks for joining us on our mission to chronicle every legend in New England,
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