The local church made from the distinctive stones taken from Hadrian’s Wall dates back to Saxon times. The churchyard holds the grave of Margaret Teasdale who died aged ninety-eight in 1777. Items found in her home after her death led the locals to believe she had an interest in the occult and she has been regarded as a witch since then.
Apparitions / Hauntings / Road Ghosts / Witchcraft
by Ian · Published July 22, 2008 · Last modified December 31, 2018
On a minor road between Wilden and Ravensden a strange figure dressed in black has been seen in broad daylight.
The figure has been identified as a witch with a malevolent character.
Directions: The haunted road is a minor road off the B660 between Ravensden and Wilden
A hill called Galley Hill on the outskirts of Luton was in former times the site of a gallows, where public executions would have taken place.
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