Mike Covell investigates Sweet Fanny Adams and other tall tales about Hull
From the headless boy of Barmston Drain, to the Polar Bear buried under High Street, Hull’s expert in all things paranormal debunks some classic myths and legends.
Ghosts stories, witchcraft, monsters and mysteries from Hull and East Yorkshire – Hulltimes History Blog
From the headless boy of Barmston Drain, to the Polar Bear buried under High Street, Hull’s expert in all things paranormal debunks some classic myths and legends.
What was the strange, unexplained phenomenon seen above Hull in 1801: a rare weather event, or perhaps a UFO? The supernatural sighting was described in …
Some time in the middle years of the 19th century, an East Yorkshireman had grown sick and his horse had died. One night, when the afflicted fellow and his wife were sat …
Look out Old Stinker: an obscure legend suggests Hull’s infamous werewolf may have a rival. The story goes that, many moons ago, a vagabond set …