WHEN Giraldus Cambrensis visited Ireland in the twelfth century, he found the people “a trifle paganish.” They believed in all sorts of fairies, banshees, witches, and changelings— “the gods of the ...
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Who is Ann Glover? The Irish woman who was the last 'witch' to be hanged during the Salem Witch Trials
The Salem Witch Museum, located 16 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts, offers an intriguing walkthrough for history enthusiasts and provides some visitors with a unique chance to learn about the ...
MY grandmother Maud and aunt Olivia (known as Evie) were both strong believers in fairies. Maud claimed no sightings, but attributed various household woes – curdled milk, stopped mangle, the ...
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