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Wirt Sikes, US consul to Cardiff from 1876 to 1883, describes the mythology and traditions of Wales, a land steeped in folklore.

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The Green Man of Bankside at Hastings May Day in East Sussex | photograph by Joe Charrington | British Folklore

Let us introduce you to the weird and wonderful world of English folk customs

The English Folk Dance and Song Society introduces you to the wonderful world of British folk customs by delving into their photographic collection From its abundance of traditional songs, tunes and dances, to its strange but locally revered calendar customs, English communities...

The Fiendish Black Dog of British Folklore

Interested in British folklore? You need to know this story. The Black Dog is a frightful spectre creature found in folklore across Great Britain. Read on for everything you need to know about this creature.

In pictures: A journey through the English ritual year

The idiosyncratic English rituals that mark the changing seasons are captured on camera.

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The Green Man of Bankside

The Green Man of Bankside at Hastings May Day in East Sussex | photograph by Joe Charrington | British Folklore

Who Is Bean Nighe, The Celtic Washerwoman, Prophetess Of Doom? | Spooky Isles

Bean Nighe, the Washerwoman at the Ford, is Scotland's harbinger of death, says AMY VAN DE CASTEELE

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Wirt Sikes – British Fairies

Posts about Wirt Sikes written by britishfairies

England on Fire - Stephen Ellcock Interview » The MALESTROM

We talk to Stephen Ellcock about his incredible new book England on Fire which takes us on a psychic journey through Albion's landscape.

British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1880)

Wirt Sikes, US consul to Cardiff from 1876 to 1883, describes the mythology and traditions of Wales, a land steeped in folklore.

The Green Man of Bankside

The Green Man of Bankside at Hastings May Day in East Sussex | photograph by Joe Charrington | British Folklore

Let us introduce you to the weird and wonderful world of English folk customs

The English Folk Dance and Song Society introduces you to the wonderful world of British folk customs by delving into their photographic collection From its abundance of traditional songs, tunes and dances, to its strange but locally revered calendar customs, English communities...

The Fiendish Black Dog of British Folklore

Interested in British folklore? You need to know this story. The Black Dog is a frightful spectre creature found in folklore across Great Britain. Read on for everything you need to know about this creature.

In pictures: A journey through the English ritual year

The idiosyncratic English rituals that mark the changing seasons are captured on camera.

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British folklore

The Green Man of Bankside

The Green Man of Bankside at Hastings May Day in East Sussex | photograph by Joe Charrington | British Folklore

Who Is Bean Nighe, The Celtic Washerwoman, Prophetess Of Doom? | Spooky Isles

Bean Nighe, the Washerwoman at the Ford, is Scotland's harbinger of death, says AMY VAN DE CASTEELE

Uk Cryptids

Wirt Sikes – British Fairies

Posts about Wirt Sikes written by britishfairies

England on Fire - Stephen Ellcock Interview » The MALESTROM

We talk to Stephen Ellcock about his incredible new book England on Fire which takes us on a psychic journey through Albion's landscape.

British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions (1880)

Wirt Sikes, US consul to Cardiff from 1876 to 1883, describes the mythology and traditions of Wales, a land steeped in folklore.

The Green Man of Bankside

The Green Man of Bankside at Hastings May Day in East Sussex | photograph by Joe Charrington | British Folklore

Let us introduce you to the weird and wonderful world of English folk customs

The English Folk Dance and Song Society introduces you to the wonderful world of British folk customs by delving into their photographic collection From its abundance of traditional songs, tunes and dances, to its strange but locally revered calendar customs, English communities...

The Fiendish Black Dog of British Folklore

Interested in British folklore? You need to know this story. The Black Dog is a frightful spectre creature found in folklore across Great Britain. Read on for everything you need to know about this creature.

In pictures: A journey through the English ritual year

The idiosyncratic English rituals that mark the changing seasons are captured on camera.

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