The most popular Jersey Devil origin story depicts the creature as the wicked spawn of the Leeds clan. It didn’t help that “the Leeds family crest was on the cover of their almanac and looks ...

Tales of the Jersey Devil stalking the Pine Barrens have scared residents for centuries, but the winged monster's origins may lie in the region's religious disputes of the 1600s.

The Jersey Devil isn’t a creature that the creative minds behind What We Do in the Shadows made up. The legendary figure has been circulating in folklore for decades.

While there are various versions of the Devil's origin story, most of them start with Mrs. Leeds, a resident of the Pine Barrens who "invoked the devil" during the painful and difficult labor of ...

Explore the horrifying origin of New Jersey's most infamous cryptid in Let This One Be a Devil #1, as a young scholar uncovers the dark truth behind the legend of Mother Leeds.

An arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the theft of a carved wooden Jersey Devil statue that for years sat outside Lucille's Luncheonette in Warren Grove, N.J. The iconic statue was ...

LoMotion Live will welcome audiences to The Devil and Daisy Dirt in April. Step into an otherworldly adventure where Jersey's most bizarre myths come to life on stage.

Jersey Devil Coaster will rank as the world’s tallest, fastest and longest single rail coaster—towering 13 stories, flying at speeds up to 58 miles-per-hour, and propelling riders single file ...

The Jersey Devil is part of New Jersey and Philadelphia folklore. The most popular origin story dates to 1735 in the Pine Barrens when Mother Leeds gave birth to her 13th baby, ...