The storm-raising witch who was executed in King's Lynn.

Woodlands are places of folklore and fairytale, myth and magic, and nowhere is this more beautifully illustrated than at East Somerton.

Beneath a building filled with stories, something extraordinary was discovered: a witch bottle buried centuries ago to ward off evil.

In 1843, a Mrs Bell in Norwich was taken to court, accused of assault – her weapon, it was said, was a pin-pierced candle.

Folklore writer Enid Porter shared the following story she had been told by a source in Norwich in her book, The Folklore of East Anglia.

Prince Albert demanded that “several wise women” were asked to leave the group of cottages where they had lived for most of their lives.

A spirit trap or sprite flail was found in a Ketteringham house, left by previous occupants from the 18th century to trap evil spirits.

An East Anglian spell to deter the Evil Eye written in 1880: “When you have good reason to believe that you have been bewitched...