Did the ghost of Old Roger whistle up sandstorms in order to foil German bombers intent on wiping out Breckland aerodromes in 1941?

The Mafia might have opted for a horse’s head in the bedroom, but in Strumpshaw, it was the haunted head of a goat that left villagers trembling for decades.

It’s a legend that will delight those who believe in the little people and who dream of being able to visit Fairyland. On the road between Bawdeswell and Swanton Morley, in a field next to the thoroughfare, a hole was found – a potential portal to The Otherworld. 

In the dark, dark wood, there’s a dark, dark path and by the dark, dark path there’s a mysterious stone.

The tale of a mermaid who visited the church at Upper Sheringham

Norfolk used to boast the devil's hoof print in King's Lynn, said to be a remainder of his thwarted attempts to steal souls.

One of the most unusual tales associated with Shuck is that of the Faines.

They are the cold fires waiting on marshy land to lure travellers to a watery grave, the dancing lights that plagued Norfolk and were feared

Whispers of the supernatural still dance in the Norfolk air in Southery.