New England's Visitors from Outer Space

by Robert Ellis Cahill

"The first U.F.O. was seen at Boston in 1639, and Gloucester was attacked by visitors from outer space in 1692 -- both incidents are well documented -- and in the next century, the Colonials were plagued by the Flying Black Giant. Flying objects in the form of saucers, steam-irons and cigars were prominent in the 1800s and early 1900s. And of course, each New England state has had its fair share of recent sightings - many by law enforcement personnel. All are described mostly in first-person interviews - and the author spends a night with the famed Betty Hill at a secret U.F.O. airfield in New Hampshire."

54 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1970

Reviews

[SteveL · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a short one. It was a gift shop pick up and only clocks in at 52 pages. It is a solid introduction to the subject for specifically the New England area, but besides that it doesn't hold much value for anyone really interested in the subject.

It isn't poorly written but gows between the author talking about his thoughts on the subject and stories from others. The switches can come out of no where and the block paragraphs can be a bit difficult on the eyes as they are very large even for such a short book. Would only recommend for people new to the subject matter specifically looking at the New England area.

[Christopher Obert · Rating 3 out of 5]

New England’s Visitors from Outer Space by Robert Ellis Cahill is the eighth book in a series of sixteen books. It covers some strange tales of New England and its’ strange visitors, and I’m not talking about people from New York! The book was interesting and it makes you wonder are we alone?

[Diane Dunham · Rating 4 out of 5]

Makes me wonder.