The black dog of Peterloo
Guest post from Rosie Garland. A Manchester Encounter, or, The Black Dog of Peterloo From an...
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Month: October 2015
Black dog tales: From folklore to fiction, the landscapes of the Baskervilles
‘There is a rumour that…’ is a phrase that appears a lot in relation to the...
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Black Dog tales: The Hound of St Austell
A guest post from Andrew Macdonald of Waveney Archaeology. Samuel Drew (1765-1833) was a...
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Vanishing Point: Out of sight
Genealogy is an inconsistent science and growing a family tree quickly becomes an obsessive work...
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Lost in a landscape: Ditchingham – an eye for an eye
Ditchingham sits just North of the Norfolk Suffolk Border. It is to all intents and purposes a...
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Vanishing Point – Langemark
Langemark is I feel one of the most desolate corners of the Western front. As I mentioned in...
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Lost in a Landscape: Weeting pathways
We’ve been here before. Scrambling about in the past and the past is somehow where this...
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An introduction to Black Dog tales
An introduction to Mapping the grim and black dog tales. I grew up and live in Norfolk and have a...
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Sucking Eggs
My mum is dead, she died over ten years ago at a ‘ripe old age’ after period of...
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I've recently been doing some work with Paston Footprints 600. One of the Paston family locations in Norwich is the Maid's Head hotel, it's mentioned in the Paston letters, so just for fun and larks I banged out a Plunkett ghost of it on the way into work this morning. Me and George, same focal length roughly, same footprint, him in 1934, me in 2018, 84 years apart, and for a split second not. www.facebook.com/paston600/
For anyone fascinated by myth and folklore who likes a good tale told well, Hugh Lupton's new novel, based on part of the Mabinogion cycle.
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The Assembly of the Severed Head by Hugh Lupton
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PUBLISHED MAY 2018 A small monastic outpost in 13th Century Wales is rocked to its core when a gruesome discovery is made on the nearby shoreline: a severed human head. It’s the first of several to ...lookup.london/london-necropolis-railway/?utm_content=buffer4768c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twi...
London Necropolis Railway: The Train For The Dead
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Pay special attention to this building in Waterloo, it hides a surprising secret; The London Necropolis Railway. All terminate here.
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