America's own folklore, collected county by county: the treasure and the cats at Harry Main's, the headless skeleton of Swamptown, the storm ship of New Haven, and several hundred more.

Storied Springs

2 pages in this part of Myths and Legends of Our Own Land.

Storied Springs

IKE the Greeks, the red men endowed the woods and waters with tutelary sprites, and many of the springs that are now resorted to as…

Storied Springs: Spring

Storied Waters, Cliffs, and Mountains It is her face-so altered as to disclose the evil once hid behind it-that peers up at the hardy one…

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