Jeff I've always liked downtown Concord, New Hampshire. I lived here and love this place.

I mean it's a city, it's the state capital, but it kind of feels like a town at the same time.

Yep I totally get that it's got that quaint New England charm to it.

Even here in Bicentennial Square in the heart of downtown.

Okay we're gonna make a right onto Warren Street here, and there's our destination, right up there on the left.

That two and a half story brick building there?

Yep, that's the one. The one that says police station at the top.

Yeah, that's it.

All right, it's obviously not a police station anymore.

Looks like a restaurant now.

And that it is. Let's head inside.

Jeff, this is a Mexican restaurant, and I used to eat here all the time.

Yeah, I bet when you lived here sure. So we're gonna head south of the border, you know sort

of to want a Concord's most famous haunts, Margarita's Mexican restaurant, located inside

this former police station in jail, and we're here to look for a ghost named George. Hello amigos, I'm Jeff Belanger and welcome to episode 299 of the New England Legends

podcast.

And I'm Ray Ozier.

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