Jeff, what is it about these old New England bone yards? Well, there's definitely a vibe to them, Ray.

I mean, the old headstones, the strange epitaphs, and of course the fact that there's hundreds

of dead bodies just six feet below us. Right, there's that. And some headstones become tourist

attractions because some famous or even infamous people are buried there. Other headstones

become iconic because of what they say.

Well, is that why we've come to Plain Meeting House Cemetery in West Greenwich, Rhode Island?

Because there's famous headstones here?

Yes and no.

All right.

What do you mean?

Well, there was a famous headstone here, but it's been vandalized so many times it's been removed.

They say there was a witch and a vampire buried here, and now the whole place is haunted. And that headstone once bore the

ominous epitaph. I am waiting and watching for you. Hello, I'm Jeff Belanger, and welcome to episode 251 of the New England Legends podcast.

And I'm Ray Osier. Thanks for joining us on our mission of Chronicle Every Legend in New England, one story at a time.

We're always on the hunt for tales of ghosts, monsters, eccentric people,

odd history, true crime, roadside oddities, and other weirdness in New England. And we get

most of our story leads from you. So please reach out to us anytime through our website,

our social media, or through our super secret Facebook group. And be sure to keep listening to After the Legend, the second half of this podcast. So, Ray, Father's Day is coming up. It is. And we're both dads. We are. And this month, we were named number two in podcast magazine's Top 50 Dads and Podcasting. Wow. There's a really cool four-page interview and article on us in their latest edition, so thank you for that. It's an honor to be there for sure, Jeff. And before we go looking for witches and vampires in this Rhode Island Cemetery, we want to take just a minute to tell you about our sponsor, Nuadi Herbils. This is a big week for New Adi Herbles. Oh, yeah? Why is that? Because this week they officially launched two new tea flavors just in time for summer.

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