“I uncover evidence that the Black Alchemist could have made his first forays into the Black Arts 20 years before the…
Mysteries
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According to folklore and historic records, a lost treasure chest is buried somewhere in Preston, a small village about 3 miles…
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“The dead, shrivell’d hand, as she clasps it with gleeAnd now, with care, The five locks of hairFrom the skull of…
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Saint Rumwold (often spelled Rumbold) is a curious saint that beggars belief, however its an interesting tale that has grown and…
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Danbury is closely related to the Knights Templar and the Saint-Clere (Sinclair) Family, the builders of Roslin Chapel. There is also…
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We have all seen the photos and footage of revellers at the rise of the sun on the longest day of…
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Since the mass popularisation of the internet, this medium has blown new life into old myths. The Croglin Vampire case is…
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“The Others are as dead as the children of the forest , gone eight thousand years. Maester Luwin will tell you…
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In 1869 Queen Victoria accepted a bequest from the 8th Lord Belhaven which contained various items belonging to Mary Queen of…
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Scotland and England have very prolific stories of the vampire and that is no different for the towns that are situated…
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After purchasing “The Society of the Horseman’s Word” edited by Ben Fernee, I have been interested in this ancient order /…
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Silbury Hill in Wiltshire just a few miles from Avebury is a place of mystery for both historians and new agers…
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More than three hundred years ago a lodge was built high above the Gloucestershire village of Painswick, this was no ordinary…
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With its tales of hauntings, UFO activity and alleged satanic murder, Brinklow Hill, Leicestershire is one of the mysterious sites in…
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The South Lincolnshire village of Saracen’s Head has one of the most unusual names in the UK. Its name supplies images…