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Ep. 03 – The Town That Suddenly Grew
New London, Connecticut didn’t just witness the American Revolution—it absorbed it. In the fall of 1776, boats began crossing Long Island Sound, carrying families fleeing British occupation. Within months, this thriving port town was transformed by an influx of refugees… Continue reading
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Ep. 02 – Crossing in the Dark
On a cold night in 1776, a small boat slipped quietly off the north shore of Long Island. No lanterns. No goodbyes. Just the sound of oars in black water—and a family leaving everything behind. Episode 2 of Revolutionary Refugees… Continue reading
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Ep. 01 – The Night Long Island Families Vanished
In the late 1700s, Sag Harbor wasn’t just a busy whaling port—it was an escape route. Families crowded the docks with whatever they could carry, fleeing uncertainty across Long Island Sound to Connecticut. In Episode 1 of Northeast Cold Case,… Continue reading
