The Unquiet Spirits of Clacton-on-Sea
Discover the eerie side of Clacton-on-Sea in Essex, from witch trials and smuggling legends to haunted churches, ghostly hotels and phantom figures on the pier.
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Discover the eerie side of Clacton-on-Sea in Essex, from witch trials and smuggling legends to haunted churches, ghostly hotels and phantom figures on the pier.
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Leicester’s blue-faced, clawed witch Black Annis stands accused of many horrific habits, including killing and eating children, and confronting King Richard III on his ill-fated way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Some claim she may have been a pre-Christian crone, while others say she was a reclusive Dominican nun.
‘Watch out or Annis’ll get you!’ – Who Was Witchy Black Annis? Read More »
Debunks claims that infrasound, mold, CO₂ or EM fields explain hauntings, showing these weak models don’t match real complex case reports.
Explore the intriguing phenomenon of Vardoger, the mysterious pre-arrival echo of a person, rooted in Norwegian folklore. Discover cultural variations, surprising anecdotes, and historical insights that challenge our understanding of consciousness.
Vardøger: You Might Have Already Experienced It Read More »
Lots of college stories oddly have children as a focal point.
Campus Legends: Hallowed, Haunted Halls Read More »
Anna and Amy Investigate the lanes of Bedern, York. Anna ‘reads’ Bedern Hall, but the rumours of ghostly children aren’t quite what they seem.
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Could the root of your paranormal problems be as simple as a faulty HVAC System?
Ghosts In The House Are Your HVAC System! Read More »
Do you have a poltergeist or just rats?
Pest Control Professionals or Paranormal Experts: Who to Call? Read More »
Original Cornell Home (photo courtesy of the New England Historical Society) In the quiet town of Portsmouth, Rhode Island lies an old home. Known today as the Valley Inn Restaurant, it sits on the original footprint of a sight where a mysterious death took place. It isn’t so much the age of the Inn that
Executed in 1739 at the Knavesmire in York, infamous highwayman Dick Turpin is said to haunt the city, but do facts really tally with fiction? Author Amy Flint investigates to see if there’s any truth to the myth.
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