Ghosts of Suffolk - Betty Puttick

Everyone loves a good ghost story, even if many of us don't believe in them. Betty Puttick's accounts of the supernatural in Suffolk are likely to unsettle even hardened sceptics. 

Prepare to revisit some of the county's most infamous cases, including:

• The haunted portrait of Henrietta Nelson, formerly of Yaxley Hall, whose face changes expression according to her mood
• The airmen of the Second World War who still haunt many of the county's airbases from Lakenheath to Martlesham 
• The ghost of William Corder, aka the Red Barn murderer, who is still to be seen in the lanes of Polstead on the anniversary of his horrific crime
• The strange and still-unexplained appearance of two green children in the village of Woolpit centuries ago

These tales and many others in the book are taken from first-hand accounts. They make for chilling and compelling reading. 

Publisher: Countryside Books

ISBN: 9781853065187

Pages: 127

Weight: 227g

Dimensions: 137 x 70 x 210 mm