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December 15, 2020
Lincolnshire’s Haunted Airfields
A faint throb of a Lancaster returning in the morning mist, a light flickers in a disused control tower and a roar of laughter comes from the derelict pilot’s quarters. The ghosts of Britain’s abandoned airfields have intrigued investigators for years. These ghostly tales are from people who have experienced a close brush with the supernatural in some of Britain’s most eeriest places. There are at least eight books that detail the appearances and habits of ghosts at Lincolnshire’s airfields, whether derelict or not. What attracts people to read these books is the reality behind the stories, often very sad or heart-warming but most of all chilling. Waltham’s Ghostly Airman The Royal Air Force quickly abandoned many airfields after the Second World War, RAF Waltham, near Grimsby is one such airfield. RAF Waltham was opened as a heavy-bomber station with squadrons of Wellington Bombers stationed there. While stationed at Waltham, No. 100 squadron attacked targets across Germany and the occupied countries of Europe. In 1945 the station closed and the No.35 maintenance unit used the airfield for storage but this wasn’t for long and they too left. According to Bruce Halpenny in “Ghost Stations” late in 1969, Susan Burchell lived […]
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July 26, 2018
Hobthrush – Naked Goblins!
January 7, 2018
Death Tokens and Earth Lights of Wales
June 3, 2017
50 Most Haunted Places in Northern England
February 28, 2017
Interview with Frank Podmore
The year is 1892, and I am blessed to be interviewing Frank Podmore of the Society of Psychical Research and co-author with Frederick Myers and Edmund Gurney the book “Phantasms of the Living” – one of the cornerstones of psychical research. The 1880s saw a second huge surge in interest in ghosts, mysticism and the […]
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February 13, 2017
Richland County Haunted Houses
The Ghosts of Richland County, Ohio
Is Richland County the U.S.’s most haunted area? And if so why? Headless Kate. The Black Dog. Deadman’s Run. Ghost stories that have captivated the inhabitants of Richland County for many a year. Some of the County’s ghosts are some of the most famous ghosts in the United States. Stories such as Headless Kate who […]
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January 29, 2017
A 1934 ghost hunt with a spiritualist medium
While exploring the archives there are many tales of students, groups of gentlemen and spiritualists investigating haunted homes and ghosts. One such house that came to the attention of national newspapers was a “Haunted House” in New Hall Lane, Preston. The area has long since been levelled and redeveloped, the likelihood is that where once […]
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