Historical folklore

Ennerdale Bridge, Folklore, Historical folklore, legends, myths

Legends of the Cunning Man of Ennerdale Bridge – Lake District’s Wise Wizard

Nestled in the depths of Lake District, not far from the specified latitude and longitude, sits a quaint village named […]

Folklore, ghost stories, Historical folklore

The Ghostly Roman Soldiers of Beckford’s Tower

In the outskirts of Bath city, overseeing the beauty of Somerset county stands a neo-classical structure, Beckford’s Tower. Built in

Folklore, ghost stories, Historical folklore, legends

The Legend of Pleshey Castle

The picturesque village of Pleshey in Essex, England has been witness to countless tales dating back to the medieval times.

Folklore, ghost stories, Historical folklore

The Haunting Presence of Darkey Kelly: A Dublin Folklore

In the heart of Dublin, Ireland, on Fishamble Street, there existed an establishment owned by a woman named Dorcas (Darkey)

Featured Articles

Haunted Pubs, Inns and Hotels in the UK
It’s an unspoken allure of Britain’s hospitality scene: you check in to experience history and perhaps some local
Tylwyth Teg – The fair folk of Welsh mythology, often depicted as beautiful but unpredictable
Tylwyth Teg, which translates to “Fair Family” or “Fair Folk” in Welsh, are central to Wales’s rich tradition
Merrow – A mermaid-like being in Irish folklore, also found in some Scottish tales
Merrow are mermaid-like beings from Irish folklore, though traces of their legend also appear in some Scottish coastal
Finfolk – Mythical sea people from Orkney folklore, known to abduct humans
Finfolk are a race of mythical sea-dwelling beings from the Orkney Islands in Scotland, occupying a unique niche
Brownie – A helpful household spirit from Scottish and Northern English folklore
Brownies are among the most endearing household spirits in British folklore, particularly in Scotland and Northern England. These