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Much has been written about the exploits of Spring Heeled Jack’s attacks in England. Each time an article appears regarding

Relics of Mary, Queen of Scots

In 1869 Queen Victoria accepted a bequest from the 8th Lord Belhaven which contained various items belonging to Mary Queen

Scotland and England have very prolific stories of the vampire and that is no different for the towns that are

At 7 o’clock on the evening of August 2nd 1100, the King of England William II, nicked named “Rufus” because

In 1985, one of the strangest tales to grip London was the alleged sightings of the legendary Brentford Griffin. Brentford

Silbury Hill in Wiltshire just a few miles from Avebury is a place of mystery for both historians and new

The South Lincolnshire village of Saracen’s Head has one of the most unusual names in the UK. Its name supplies