A Short Ghost Story For Burns Night. On a cold winter’s night in the small village of Alloway, a chill wind whispered through the ancient […]
Category: Places
The Loch Ness Monster.
In the heart of Scotland, the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie, has woven a tapestry of mystery and intrigue that […]
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The Murder Room .
Crime, in all its tragic reality, has been woven into our storytelling for centuries, and it continues to shape how we understand morality, justice, and the mysteries of human nature.
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Whitby
WHITBY IS A SMALL TOWN NESTLING ATOP THE CLIFFS AND ALONG THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER ESK, NORTH YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND.
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The Dark History of Bedlam Asylum
While the worst abuses of Bedlam are now behind us, the institution’s long history serves as a stark reminder of the importance of treating people with dignity, compassion, and respect, no matter their mental state.
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10 Ghost Towns and Their Haunting Histories.
Join me on Mysterious Times’ first instillation of my plunge into Ghost Towns and their ghosts!
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Botany Bay -Tales of Smugglers, Ghosts, and Natural Wonders. MT Roadtrip.
As we closed the door behind us on the second morning at Kitchener’s house, the echoes of its history seemed to linger in the still […]
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Cornish Smuggling – From Rugged Coastline to Haunted Haunts
Cornwall, with its rugged coastline and numerous hidden coves, was an ideal setting for smuggling activities from the late 17th to the 19th century. The […]
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Road Trip Files
Hi, and welcome to a haphazard pot of memories from our road trips, some of which feature in an article, some of which don’t. Also, […]
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The Fairy Flag of Dunvegan – Symbol of Clan MacLeod’s Heritage.
Surrounded by legends and folklore, this ancient banner is said to possess magical properties and can be unfurled in times of dire need…
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Twizel Bridge – Medieval Stone Marvel and Haunted Historic Site.
SiAx and the author stumbled upon the ancient Twizel Bridge and discovered its role in the Battle of Flodden in 1513. The bridge, associated with supernatural tales, is rumoured to be haunted and surrounded by water spirits and ancient protectors…
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Australian Folklore.
Australia, with its vast landscapes and ancient Aboriginal heritage, is home to a rich tapestry of folklore that weaves together Indigenous Dreamtime stories, colonial history, […]
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Scáthach, the Warrior Queen of Skye: A Tale of Mentorship and Honor
In the ancient land of Scotland, the Isle of Skye housed the formidable Dún Scáith, home to legendary warrior queen Scáthach. She trained hero Cú Chulainn in combat, wisdom and honor, shaping him into a renowned warrior.
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A 13th Century Gem: Eastwell Church
A beautiful church in Leicestershire UK – built in the 1200s and with many interesting stories.
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Hadrian’s Wall
A Metaphorical Stroll along the wall that Emperor Hadrian had built to keep them pesky Scots out!
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Greyfriars Bobby.
In around 1850, a certain John Grey, his wife Jess and their son also named John arrived in the bleak town of Edinburgh. It is […]
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The Bermuda Triangle.
The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, has sparked fascination with its mysterious disappearances. Notable cases include the USS Cyclops, Flight 19, SS Marine Sulphur Queen, SS Cotopaxi, and Flight DC-3. Theories about the disappearances range from magnetic anomalies to paranormal activity. Researchers like Berlitz, Gaddis, Kusche, Winer, and Sanderson have contributed to the exploration of this enduring mystery.
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Luds Church
Luds Church, a deep chasm in Staffordshire, England, is believed to have been a sacred place for early Pagans due to its natural phenomenon on the summer solstice. It was used as a place of worship and a hiding spot by the Lollards in the 15th century. The site has various legends and historical connections, making it a fascinating and worthwhile visit.
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Getting a Grip on The Hairy Hands Horror.
In Dartmoor, England, the B3212 road is infamous for the “Hairy Hands” incidents, where unseen forces grab steering wheels, causing accidents. With roots in early 20th century folklore, encounters persisted into modern times, sparking debate between supernatural and rational explanations. This enduring mystery continues to captivate and fuel speculation about the unknown forces at play.
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Les Lieux Les Plus Hantés de France.
La France regorge de lieux hantés, des châteaux aux catacombes, chacun avec ses propres histoires glaçantes. Le Château de Châteaubriant abrite le fantôme de Françoise de Foix. Au Père Lachaise, des figures spectrales apparaissent près des tombes de célébrités. Le Château de Brissac est hanté par la Dame Verte. Les Catacombes de Paris résonnent de voix désincarnées et de silhouettes furtives. L’Abbaye de Mortemer est habitée par la “Dame Blanche” et Mont Saint-Michel par des moines spectres. Même le Palais de Versailles recèle des récits d’activité paranormale. Ces lieux offrent un aperçu fascinant de la tradition surnaturelle du pays.
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Kelpies – Shapeshifting Water Spirits of Scotland.
THE KELPIES – Where legend becomes steel.
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Standing Stones and Henges in the Peak District
The Peak District in the UK houses ancient standing stones and henges, dating back thousands of years, with speculated ceremonial or ritualistic purposes. Notable sites include Arbor Low and the Nine Ladies Stone Circle, offering insights into ancient beliefs and customs. Preservation efforts, including archaeological surveys and public education, are crucial in safeguarding these cultural treasures for future generations.
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The Buckshaw Beast Case.
The Dawn Chorus in rural Derbyshire can be a wonderful treat to behold. The sound of blackbirds vying for the role of lead vocalist […]
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Lost Legion?
The British Isles are known for haunting tales, but one story stands out. In 1953, a young apprentice in York witnessed Roman soldiers marching through a cellar. Despite disbelief and skepticism, archaeology later confirmed the existence of a Roman road and soldiers’ attire, validating the apprentice’s eerie encounter.
