Podcast Episode 07: Goblin or Ghost? The Cauld Lad of Hylton

Episode contents

Episode 7 contains the following stories – a look at the Cauld (pronounced ‘cowled’ and meaning ‘cold’) Lad of Hylton’s origins, from the brownie of folklore to the ghost of a 17th century stablehand – and a look at the recorded history behind it. Then we move on to a small collection of alleged paranormal sightings along the length of Dere Street Roman Road (recorded while actually excavating part of the road), followed by a look at the hauntings of Crook Hall in Durham. The podcast episode concludes with a (very) short ghost tale in Newcastle followed by a look in the archives at ‘Occult Hooliganism’ in 1913…

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The remants of Hylton Castle
The remants of Hylton Castle
Crook Hall, 2004. The White Lady's stairs.
Crook Hall, 2004. The White Lady's stairs.
Crook Hall, 2004
Crook Hall, 2004
Crook Hall, 2004
Crook Hall, 2004
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