Stone Sites News Today

GROTON — Nestled approximately a mile north of the often bustling Gold Star Highway, tucked into the forest and guarded by an abandoned YMCA summer camp and Latham Reservoir, is

Local author and historian David Goudsward has released his 22nd book, a revised and expanded edition of his award-winning “Ancient Stone Sites of New England.” In it, Goudsward discusses megalithic stones, stone chambers and petroglyphs scattered across New England. Theories regarding Norse, Phoenician, Irish, Celtic and Native American origins are presented. Previous works include editing […]

Join a Virtual Tour of Mysterious Hudson Valley Stone Sites As you travel through the wooded areas of the Hudson Valley it is easy to notice that we have a lot of rocks and stones. Some of the rock formations in the Hudson Valley make the most amazing scenery. Whether it is a water fall tucked in the woods or a rock cliff that has you gazing off into a distant horizon, Hudson Valley rocks can be breathe taking to say the least. But what about all those stone walls we traverse in local woods. Or...