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Step into the darker side of New London’s past on this fascinating 90-minute walking tour exploring the crimes, punishments, mysteries, and infamous cases that have shaped our city’s history.

From the Colonial era to modern times, you’ll uncover stories of justice, injustice, and the people whose lives forever changed New London. Hear about the hanging during colonial times and accusations of witchcraft. Discover how whaling captains ruled with absolute authority at sea and learn about the remarkable stories of Solomon Gray and Elisha Apes.

As you continue through history, explore the dangerous world of Prohibition, rum-running, Coast Guard shootouts, violence along the waterfront, and the connections between anarchists and Al Capone.

The tour also delves into New London’s most notorious crimes, including the unsolved disappearance , murder, serial killer, and the infamous “Woodchipper Murder.

Filled with true stories of crime, justice, mystery, and intrigue, Crime & Punishment: New London’s Darkest Stories offers a compelling look at the events that reveal a side of New London few have ever heard.

Duration: Approximately 90 minutes
Distance: About ¾ mile walking tour
Recommended for ages 14 and older due to mature subject matter.

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Lost new London
Crime and Punishment in Lost New London… a look at the melting pot of people that lived, worked, and sinned on the north side of The Parade, Atlantic Street and lower Bradley(North Bank) Street before redevelopment in the 60s. Walking tour to meet in front of Union Station at 7pm. Bill Morse, our escort and bodyguard, will provide each participant with a souvenir follow along guide that includes a period map and location photos included in the tour fee of $25. Reservations strongly recommended. Should the forecast call for rain, please bring appropriate footwear and an umbrella. For the thirsty, drinks may follow.
$25.00
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