The Squire and The Devil: A Tale From Aston Hall
Set against the backdrop of the dramatic events of the English Civil War in 1642, sits Aston Hall. The hall […]
Folklore, ghost stories, legends
Folklore, industrial revolution, Local legends
The Legend of Boulton, Watt and the Birmingham Soho Manufactory
In the heart of England, specifically in the area that is now the city of Birmingham, there was once a
Folklore, Ghost Story, maritime lore
The Ghostly Ship of Point of Ayr Lighthouse
The Point of Ayr Lighthouse, also known as the Talacre Lighthouse, stands hauntingly beautiful near the town of Talacre on
Folklore, legends, myths, Welsh folklore
The Legend of the Cantre’r Gwaelod and the Town Beneath the Sea
The location closest to the provided latitude and longitude lends us towards a tale deeply rooted in Welsh history and
Folklore, ghost stories, Ghost Stories/Folklore
The Ghostly Nun of St. Winefride’s Well
In the quaint town of Holywell, North Wales, a chilling tale has echoed down through centuries. It is the story
Folklore, ghost stories
The Ghost of Thomas Pennant
One of the most interesting legends present around the vicinity of lat 53.324061 and lng -3.827609, close to the Welsh
Folklore, Historical accounts, Viking, Welsh folklore
The Legend of the Red Wharf Bay Viking Invasion
In the early 10th century, along the tranquill headwaters of the Red Wharf Bay, a thrilling tale of a Viking
Folklore, ghosts
The Ghostly Spectre of Gwrych Castle
Gwrych Castle, situated in Abergele, Wales, carries with it a lengthy tale, steeped in Welsh folklore. This grand castle, located
Folklore, Ghost Story
The Ghost of Lady Margaret at Gwrych Castle
Nestled amidst woodland and overlooking the Irish Sea, the Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales, is known for its grandeur and
Folklore, myths
The Enchanted Sandhorse of Rhyl
Nested among the bustling town of Rhyl is a tale as old as the town itself that’s been woven into