Nestled among the financial district, North End, and Boston Harbor, Faneuil Hall sits in cobblestone among some of the oldest and twistiest tangles of streets in Boston. An inevitable part of a visit to this city includes a stop at this tourist hub filled with restaurants, shops and souvenirs galore. Aside from the bustle of tourists, the area has a decidedly British feel. Not far from the waterfront, this is where you will find that lobster you've been waiting for as well as other traditional New England fare.

In a town as steeped in antiquity as Plymouth, Massachusetts, one should not be surprised to find a fair share of legends and old spirits lurking about. Native Americans lived on this land for thousands of years before the Pilgrims' arrival, and centuries of their respective descendants as well as new settlers to the area have left behind a trove of stories - some sad, some scandalous, some scary - of hauntings, hexes and history.