HeyJaredThe Selcouth Witch Podcast
Step in to a world where British folklore, dark history and the uncanny intertwine. Each episode Holly - researcher, storyteller and lover of Britain's forgotten past - explores tales of witches, hauntings, local legends and curious happenings that time has almost left…
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The Woman at the Toll House - A Ghost Story from the Old Road (opens the original)
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Every tenth episode of The Selcouth Witch Podcast takes a small departure from history and folklore, and enters the realm of original ghost stories. In this special episode, we travel to a lonely toll house on an old English road, where passing travellers once stopped beneath the glow of a lantern and paid their few coins before continuing into the darkness. But long after the road fell quiet, something remained. The Woman at the Toll House is an original atmospheric ghost story, written in the
The Screaming Skull of Burton Agnes Hall - The Skull in the Walls (opens the original)
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At Burton Agnes Hall in East Yorkshire, one of England's strangest haunted-object legends has endured for centuries. The story centres on Anne Griffith, whose violent death is said to have begun a disturbing chain of events. According to tradition, her dying wish was to remain within the walls of the home she loved. But when that wish was ignored, strange noises began to echo through the house - until her skull was supposedly returned to Burton Agnes Hall. In this episode of The Selcouth Witch P
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