In the wild landscape of the Brecks, close to the lunar craters of Grime’s Graves and the Ice Age pingo holes, is Barnham Cross Common once

The shapeshifting horror of The Hateful Thing in Geldeston

Tarred and jammed into a human-shaped cage hanging from a post in Norfolk woodland, William Suffolk's penance for a brutal murder.

At Wainford Maltings in January 1960, something strange was discovered as building work began: four human skulls.

The drummer ghost of Potter Heigham

Once upon a time, Valentine’s Day Eve was just as enchanting to the children of Norfolk as Christmas Eve...

It was the Excalibur of Norfolk, a magical sword which helped women rid themselves of terrible husbands from the safety of the church.

the curious tale of the crow detectives that hunted a Norfolk murderer until he so frightened that he confessed his crime.

East Anglia’s airfields are legendary for their ghostly residents, but at RAF Mildenhall, one ghost made itself known by flinging food.

The Guardian Angel of RAF Mildenhall.

In the early 1900s, a young prince went to visit his aunt at Sandringham – where he met a ghost pleading for mercy from beyond the grave.

Sandringham House’s ghost: “…a wheezing sound that resembles a grotesque lung breathing in and out…”