Paranormal Yorkshire

Paranormal Yorkshire is Meryl James’s county-wide collection of ghost stories and supernatural traditions, ranging across historic houses, mansions, castles, religious buildings, hospitals, theatres and museums. It also looks beyond buildings to roads, bridges, coastal locations and other waterside sites, with reported apparitions and folklore ranging from Roman soldiers to the Barghest, Yorkshire’s legendary black dog. James, a Yorkshire writer with a particular interest in local supernatural traditions, brings together haunted places, strange experiences and regional folklore in a 96-page illustrated survey containing 100 illustrations.