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Gazetteer entryThe Old Black Lion, Northampton Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
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Gazetteer entryCardiff Castle Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryCleopatra's Needle Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryOgmore Castle Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entrySt Machar's Cathedral Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryVernham Dean Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryWig & Pen, Northampton Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryThe Ship Inn, Oundle Ian Topham04 years 40 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryBurrafirth Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryYarrow Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryThe Royal Oak, St Neots Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryForres Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryNoltland Castle Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryThe Dale Cockatrice Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryLoch Druich Mermaids Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
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Gazetteer entrySt Andrew's Churchyard, Rodney Street Admin04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryDunnichen Hill Admin04 years 41 weeks ago
Gazetteer entryNetley Abbey Ian Topham04 years 41 weeks ago
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Dracula's Whitby by Ian Thompson

Dracula's Whitby

Sharpen your fangs and prepare to bite into this this new book focussing on the Whitby that Bram Stoker would have been more than familiar with. In this new book by author Ian Thompson, and published by Amberley Press, we are invited along on an exploration of old Whitby town and discover for ourselves the places and locations that Stoker, and indeed his Dracula, frequented. Read More »

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