The Pendle Witches were a group of women who were executed in Lancashire, England, in 1612 after being found guitly of being witches.
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Shadows of Pendle: Barry McCann author INTERVIEW
Barry McCann, editor of Spooky Isles’ new anthology, Shadow of Pendle, talks Pendle Witches with CHRISTINE MILLER
Was a mummied cat buried in secret Pendle Hill witches’ cottage?
BARRY McCann looks at 'Lancashire's Tutankhamen's Tomb' - a supposed witches' cottage near Pendle Hill that had been buried for unknown reasons...
Jennet Device: Whatever happened to the Pendle Witch child?
BARRY McCANN investigates what became of the Pendle Witch child, Jennet Device, following her explosive testimony...
Pendle Witches Guide: Where in the Hill to find them
BARRY McCann charts a Pendle Witches Guide of Pendle Hill
Jennet Device, the child witch who killed the Pendle Witches
JON KANEKO-JAMES tell us the Pendle Witch executions were the result of the testimony of a little girl
Pendle Hill Special Most Haunted Live Halloween 2004 REVIEW
BARRY McCANN looks back on Pendle Hill Special Most Haunted Live Halloween 2004
How the Samlesbury Witches escaped the hangman’s noose
BARRY McCANN tells us about The Samlesbury Witches from Lancashire, who unlike their Pendle counterparts, survived
Who were the Pendle Witches?
L.H. DAVIES looks back at the story of the Pendle Witches of Lancashire, who were executed in 1612...
The Lancashire Witches
ELLIOT DAVIES delves into the world of The Lancashire Witches from a secondhand book he bought at an Oxfam
Mr Fox’s “Mendle”, a song inspired by Pendle Witch Trials
DOM COOPER looks Mr Fox's "Mendle" - a track inspired by the Pendle Witch Trials of 1612