Black Shuck: The Phantom Dog of East Anglia and the Night It Walked Into a Church
On the morning of 4 August 1577, the Reverend Abraham Fleming sat down and wrote about what had happened the […]
Paranormal & Supernatural
The Lady in Black of Grahamston: The Ghost the Children Never Forgot
Before the iron bones of Glasgow Central Station took shape, before the platforms roared and the tunnels filled with the
Provan Hall: Glasgow’s Most Haunted Medieval Building and the Ghosts That Never Left
There is something immediately striking about finding a genuine medieval building in Easterhouse. The east end of Glasgow is a
Nora: The Ghost Who Never Left Glasgow’s Theatre Royal
Glasgow’s Theatre Royal on Hope Street is the oldest continuously operating theatre in Scotland, a fact that sits comfortably alongside
The Ghosts of Barlinnie: The Victorian Woman With the Lantern and the Prison That Kept Its Dead
There is a particular quality of darkness that accumulates in places where the state has killed people on a schedule.
Wee Jeanie and the Toe: Scotland’s Campfire Tale That Won’t Stay Buried
There are ghost stories that come with a castle attached, a named historical victim, a date carved into a stone
The Green Lady of Crathes Castle: The Ghost the Skeleton Proved Real
There is a particular category of Scottish ghost story that occupies an uncomfortable space between folklore and forensics, where the
Sandwood Bay: Scotland’s Most Beautiful and Most Haunted Beach
There are beaches you can drive to, and then there is Sandwood Bay. To reach it you must leave the
The Ghost Piper of Edinburgh Castle: The Boy Who Played His Way Into the Dark
Edinburgh Castle sits on its volcanic rock above the city with the kind of presence that no amount of tourist
Thomas the Rhymer: The Man Who Could Not Lie and the Queen Who Made Him That Way
On a slope of the Eildon Hills in the Scottish Borders, on a day in the thirteenth century that the