The Book of Were-Wolves
His first and most famous work of folklore: an account of the werewolf legend and the history, myth and dark cases behind it.
Showing listings tagged “Legends and folklore” Show all listings
His first and most famous work of folklore: an account of the werewolf legend and the history, myth and dark cases behind it.
At Bratton Clovelly, Honor Luxmore, the frugal, red-cloaked 'Red Spider', keeps her widower father's house and cares for her siblings.
A gathering of Dartmoor stories and sketches: moor-folk, legends and the life of the high country, from a master of the local tale.
When Anthony Cleverdon rescues the fierce, unhappy Urith Malvine from a fire raging across the moor, their romance reignites the old feud between the Cleverdons and the Crymes.
Baring-Gould's great survey of the moor: its tors and antiquities, tin-workings, rivers, weather, legends and people, written by the squire-parson of Lew Trenchard who knew Dartmoor as few did.
Distinctive talismans and amulets, handcrafted on the edge of Dartmoor to honour your journey
Princetown
Bespoke guided walks across Dartmoor led by experienced mountain leaders, based in Princetown.
Princetown
Volunteer-run community centre in the heart of the village, housing the GP surgery, library and pre-school, with two halls for hire.