Sherryl Granzin

The London In Folklore Sherryl Granzin

In a city as historic as London, it's no surprise that there are quite a lot of myths about it - from the quite believable to the obviously fake. There are some stories that some Londoners believe wholeheartedly to be true, such as the American who accidentally bought London Bridge, to those that are just so impossible that they are obviously complete fiction. This is a collection of short stories of Ghosts, Myths, Legends & Mysteries from our native County of Kent, London and the good old U. S of A.
Stories that have been told and retold time and again, such as the legend of Grey Dolphin and the Twin Sisters of Reculver from England's oldest county of Kent.
From London's historic past that includes the notorious pirate Captain William Kidd who was executed in 1701, twice. To the Whitechapel Bell Foundry who cast the bell of Big Ben & the Liberty Bell in which they both cracked on their first strike.

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