Girl says ghost hand moved pan. A sixteen-year-old North Shields girl claims that at the week-end she saw a pan of water lifted as if by an invisible hand from a stove to a bench.
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Fulwell, Tyne and Wear (2004)
Spooked city bakery workers need… The Greggs-orcist. By Craig Thompson. Spooked staff have reported some “spectre-cular” goings-on behind the pie and pastie counter at a Sunderland bakery. Some of the city’s most historic and famous
Continue ReadingBishopwearmouth, Sunderland (1839)
A Yorkshire Poltergeist. As a pendant to my notes of Saturday on the Keighley Spiritualists, a correspondent sends the following account of a Yorkshire “poltergeist,” whose doings surpassed even those of the famous Cock Lane
Continue ReadingHylton Castle, Tyne and Wear (traditional)
A Weird Legend. Pranks of a supernatural visitor. Of the many curious old legends connected with the histories of our ancient houses, none is more weird than that told of the early days of Haylton
Continue ReadingEast Boldon, Tyne and Wear (1851)
Haunted house at East Boldon. During the last fortnight there has been considerable excitement in East Boldon, owing to the house of a gentleman residing there having been visited by a ghost. Every night strange
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Vince didn’t believe in ghosts… Selling papers has become a spirited business for newsagent Vince Lewis. He didn’t believe in ghosts… until things began to go bump as he served morning rush hour customers at
Continue ReadingSunderland, Tyne and Wear (1839)
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Continue ReadingHoughton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear (1989)
Something going bonk in the night! Artist Lynn Arkley gets that tingling feeling when she’s been made love to… and she doesn’t like it. For divorcee Lynn claims the lover is a ghost. Now she
Continue ReadingGateshead, Tyne and Wear (1971)
Ghost drives out seven in terror. A family of seven say they have been driven out of their council-house by a ghost. They were so terrified after two weeks of mysterious happenings that they demanded
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A Ghost Story. Yesterday, Mrs Barbara Coltman, shipowner, who did not appear, but who was represented by Mr Wheldon, solicitor, was summoned before the South Shields Bench by Mr George Gibson, shipowner, of the same
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