Ep. 49 - England's MOST Haunted Houses

On today's episode, Genevieve will be discussing not one, but two of the most haunted Victorian homes in England: The Borley Rectory as well as a little unsuspecting cottage in Essex that was once known as The Cage of St. Osyth, which was once the site of a medieval witch prison. We will also learn exactly what happens when you die, according to a Spiritualist newspaper from the 1800s.
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References for today's episode:
“The Ghost of Sarah Duckett - Shropshire” - The Illustrated Police News, Nov. 25th, 1882.
“Mystery of the Walled-Up ‘Spook’ of Borely Rectory” - The San Francisco Examiner, Sep. 29th, 1929.
“The Bogey of a ‘Walled-Up’ Nun” - The Catholic Weekly, Dec. 5th, 1929.
“Bating Tragedy” - The Essex County Standard, Etc., Aug. 08th, 1862
“The Philosophy of Death” - The Spiritualist, Nov. 19th, 1869.
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