Dispatches, sightings and reports from the field.
For two decades it was “the most haunted house in England” — ghostly nuns, a phantom coach, poltergeist activity, and Harry Price’s famous investigation. Then a 1956 SPR reassessment, and a key witness’s later admission, unravelled almost everything.
Sheffield, 1962: a schoolboy’s photograph of five saucer-shaped objects makes headlines, then decades later a second photograph of a similar object appears — this time over Retford, analysed by Kodak and the Ministry of Defence. Forty-two years apart, neither case has ever been fully resolved.
The Vault just passed 200 pages — sourced, argued fairly, and built to last. Here’s what’s actually in there, and where we’re taking it next.
It’s not copy-paste. Here’s an honest look at how a Vault entry actually gets built — the sourcing, the fact-checking, and the small stuff we sweat over that most readers will never notice.
Ghosts, UFOs, tarot, cryptids and everything in between — here’s what this site is, who it’s for, and why we built it.
