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Dark Dorset
WELCOME to my new improved interactive Dark Dorset website,
Based on the successful publication DARK DORSET: TALES OF MYSTERY, WONDER AND TERROR by Robert. J. Newland and Mark. J. North. This site is an online compendium of information relating to local folklore and mysteries that can be discovered in the county of Dorset.
Click on the draws of my filing cabinet on the left of your screen if you dare! to explore the mysterious world of Dark Dorset.
The site is regularly updated, so I do hope that you come back soon!
Thank you for visiting my site.
Dr. Aldous Hangallis (Curator)
DARK DORSET Blog
The Official Blog to Dorset's premier website devoted to local folklore,
customs, mysteries and the unexplained. Go to the BLOG >>
| Our diary | Notes & Queries |
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| Sorry, no diary dates yet! | 15th April 2008 Faerie Rings Does anyone know where I might go to find a faerie ring here in Dorset?... |
| The Black Death | |
| In the late middle ages, the dreadful plague known as the Black Death swept in from Asia claiming a third of Europe's population in just two years. Its arrival to England through Weymouth on the 25th June 1348. Is documented in the Grey Friars Chronicle. 'In this year 1348 in Melcombe, in the county of Dorset, a little before the feast of St. John the Baptist, two ships, one of them from ... Read more > | |
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