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Tag Archives: Supersitions
Halloween Superstitions
Creepy History 65. Happy Halloween, and I hope you have enjoyed another October of “creepy histories” on Windows into History. Our last Halloween themed quote for now is from the Dundee Courier, 3rd November 1902: The ghostly spells of Hallowe’en … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century, Britain, Creepy History, History, Newspapers
Tagged Halloween, Supersitions
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Haunted Britain in C18th
Creepy History 20. A Collection of Local Proverbs, and Popular Superstitions by Francis Grose was published in 1787. The section on popular superstitions reflects on the beliefs of less enlightened “former times”, although Grose does note that a great “number … Continue reading
Posted in 18th Century, Books, Britain, Creepy History, Faith, History
Tagged Francis Grose, Ghosts, Supersitions
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