MJ Wayland, Author at MJ Wayland Ghost Historian

The Psychology of a Haunted House

After rereading David Taylor’s article, Spaces of Transition (At The Edge Magazine No 10 1998), I began to explore to

A faint throb of a Lancaster returning in the morning mist, a light flickers in a disused control tower and

The marvellous “Apparitions” by GNM Tyrrell is a book that has been a constant companion through my life as a

The bleak peat bogs of Northern Lincolnshire not only hold prehistoric finds such as Roman Villas and Prehistoric villages, the

It is interesting to discover that Elliott O’Donnell’s personal archive recently sold for £25,000. Covering the majority of his working

This week I visited North Yorkshire’s Jervaulx Abbey situated between Masham and Middleham just north of Harrogate. Scant on hauntings,

If you open any book dedicated to earth mysteries and it is likely to mention St Mary’s Church (Map Ref:

In this second article about the weirdness surrounding Kirkstall Abbey (see The Kirkstall Abbey Ghost Hunt) I uncover the claims

Most people have heard of Spring Heeled Jack, apparently a ghost like entity with the ability to jump tremendous distances

“Kirkstall Abbey, near Leeds, famous ruins of which are beloved by antiquaries and pleasure seekers is reported to be haunted,”