African Folklore and Myth
Kosh- A wicked forest fiend.
English Folklore and Myth
Robin Goodfellow- English domesticated fairy. A nocturnal creature most often benign, although many suppose he leads men astray at night. Hand of Glory- This is the term for the severed hand of a hanged criminal.
Irish Folklore and Myth
Colloquy of the Ancients– A collection of Ossianic [relating to Irish legend Ossian, hero and bard of the 3rd Century A.D.] legends.
Scandanavian Folklore and Myth
Norse nations will be properly divided up as more information as published. Hazel Tree- This tree was dedicated to Thor and was known to cure fevers.
French Folklore and Myth
Legend and lore hailing from Francia, or what we know as France. A cyclone visited Paris in 945 A.D.
The Kennedy Curse
The media-deemed “America’s Royal Family” has long been known for wealth, privilege, and political power. Among the like-minded, it’s also known for power abuses, corruption, substance abuse, and mental illness. Is the Kennedy family really cursed?
Can You Hear Me Now?
Charles Peck was a customer service agent on September 12, 2008. He worked at Delta Airlines in Salt Lake City, but returned from an interview with Van Nuys in Los Angeles. He wanted to move to California to be closer to his fiancée.
The Wandering Jew
This story has taken many forms through millennia. It has no known singular origin. The tale of the wandering Jew was common during Dark and Middle Age Europe and it seemed every location had its own version.
The Higgins Haunting
Sarah and Samuel Higgins had three beautiful children in Killingworth, Connecticut. Some accounts place the event in the 1770s, while others place the tragedy much farther ahead in the 1870s. In several accounts, Samuel’s name is listed as “Horace.
Titanic Sources and Links
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