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At the end of the only road into a 127-person town that calls itself the spiritual capital of the West, Steve and Nathan find a crystal skull that fooled a valley, a fireball that outran fighter jets, and a ranch bought by the godfather of environmentalism.

• The Crystal Skull
• Fireballs Over the Valley
• The Man Who Bought the Town

Circus City, USA: a Wabash River town where the big tops wintered, a killer elephant's tusks sit in the county museum, a bomber once burned with five nukes aboard, and the little people are said to whistle back from the woods.

• Haunted Circus City
• Motherships, Moon Landings, and a Roswell Connection
• Pukwudgies, Hobbitland, and the Haunted Woods

Inside the National Radio Quiet Zone, where phones go dead and the world's largest steerable telescope listens for other minds, Steve and Nathan find a secret society of scientists, lights that walk the high ridges, and people who fled the modern world to live in the silence.

• The Order of the Dolphin
• The Strange Lights of Dolly Sods and Spruce Knob
• The Wi-Fi Refugees

On the banks of Mississippi's Singing River, Steve and Nathan chase the 1973 Hickson–Parker abduction, the wartime Phantom Barber who crept through slit window screens, and a mermaid whose song still hums under the marsh.

• The Singing River and the Pascagoula Mermaid
• The Phantom Barber
• The Hickson–Parker Abduction

Pennsylvania's Roswell. A seventy-five-mile ridge where an acorn fell from the sky in 1965, Bigfoot walked down a UFO's beam in 1973, and birds with twelve-foot wingspans still struggle to take off.

• The Kecksburg Acorn
• The 1973 Flap
• The Thunderbirds

America's metaphysical capital: a heartbroken bride on Schnebly Hill Road, a movie ranch where the owners counted thousands of orbs before the government took it, and a UFO lawyer who promised to leap into a portal on Bell Rock.

• The Heartbroken Bride of Schnebly Hill Road
• Bradshaw Ranch
• The UFO Lawyer and the Leap of Faith

The Newport of the West: Gilded Age mansions, the birthplace of Dungeons & Dragons, a sanitarium where Chicago's rich hid their relatives, a sixty-five-foot serpent named Jenny, and a werewolf on Bray Road.

• The Sanitariums and the Baker House
• Jenny, the Serpent of Geneva Lake
• The Beast of Bray Road

A Gold Rush town that never ended: a vanished river of gold under the mountains, a drinking society that forged a plate of brass and fooled the historians, and hotel ghosts who behave like they still live there.

• The Vanished River of Gold
• E Clampus Vitus
• Residents Who Never Left

Ninety miles of cliff and fog where the Dark Watchers stand on the ridges at dusk, a drowned Navy airship keeps its ghosts near the lighthouse, and a channeled council of extraterrestrials once ran the most famous retreat in America.

• The Dark Watchers
• The Haunted Lighthouse and the USS Macon
• Esalen and the Nine