Haunted Luton and Dunstable

Haunted Luton and Dunstable gathers reports from across two Bedfordshire towns, covering haunted roads, buildings, open spaces, UFO sightings and locally connected mediums. Paul Adams brings together earlier traditions and modern testimony, including apparitions on Galley Hill, a phantom hitchhiker on the Dunstable roads, and reported activity at the Alma Theatre and Someries Castle.

The book also considers a striking 1979 account of an eight-foot, owl-like figure with glowing yellow feet, seen by children near woodland outside Luton. First-hand reports are supported by photographs, while a bibliography and indexes provide useful reference points. A suggested walk links several of the locations discussed, giving the book a distinct local-history and fieldwork character.