The First Newspaper Account of the Borley Ghost.
The Borley “Ghost” July 18th 1929. Suffolk Free PressExtraordinary Incidents at the Rectory Domestics ExperienceMatter for Psychic InvestigationsThe district has been thrown into a state of...
View ArticleSmelly Cavendish!
From the Suffolk free Press April 10th 1905Cavendish. From our correspondent. I believe as long ago as September last the Cavendish Parish Council appointed a committee to locate if possible the source...
View ArticleSpeaking on BBC Radio Suffolk- The Weather
There is a certain terror about going onto live radio to talk about local history. I'm not a natural speaker, but I didn't even dare to ask Tom if he wanted to do the talk.I chose to talk about weather...
View ArticleWaveney Valley Floods of August 1912
From Eugene Ulph’s Scrapbook 1962-64 in Beccles MuseumTorrential rain accompanied by a severe hurricane left scenes of flooding and desolation. The strong wind and heavy rain played havoc with trees,...
View ArticleBorley Rectory Crib-Sheet!
For a chat on Radio Suffolk over Christmas, I prepared the following chart that lists the main points that point to the conclusion that there is no need to think that Borley Rectory was ever haunted....
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