The Scottish poet Alexander Smith said that ‘There is no ghost so difficult to lay as the ghost of an injury' and for those tombstone tourists in search of a Brigante Tomb - a ramble through Fossgate is a MUST.
Category: The Brigante Tomb Trail
Grape Lane? Nullo Modo!
If you are a true turophile - you may believe that you have died and gone to heaven with the discovery of this particular Brigante Tomb!
A Restless Discovery.
Every Brigante Tomb will lead the curious and suspicious to the telling of a macabre or murderous tale and they await discovery with impatience.
Courting Mischief?
Although the epitome of tranquility and history - this delightful little oasis is home to a ghostly little girl with a reputation for mischief!
Belie the Shadow?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that one Brigante Tomb is restlessly awaiting discovery in the window of a deliciously harmonious emporium along Micklegate.
One Quaint Window?
As you continue in your quest to discover the locations of those Brigante Tombs - a wander along Church Street is a MUST!
Cobblers!
Should you meander along the old cobblestones through the old street of Newgate here in the Ancient City of York - you may yet discover a Brigante Tomb nestled within an old crooked window.
Gather Thee Curious!
The Lady Brigante is delighted to inform the curious, the unsuspecting and those folk partial to a mystery or thirteen that those Brigante Tombs are NOW restlessly awaiting discovery in the windows of York’s city centre emporiums.
The Brigante Tomb Trail
As All Hallows Eve beckons – Lady Brigante cordially invites the curious, the unsuspecting and those folk partial to a mystery or two on a self-guided adventure hunt through the snickelways and secret passages of the Ancient City of York.