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'Mysterious Mitcham' is the online sequel to 'Strange Mitcham':



Second (2011) edition now available.



'MYSTERIOUS
MITCHAM'


  Contents:

  Front Cover

  Introduction

  Receive Updates

  Map





  Part 1 - Mitcham:

  The Phantom Cyclist
  of Mitcham Common
  (update to Strange
  Mitcham
)




  A Dark Figure on
  Mitcham Common




  Tales from the Vestry
  Hall




  'Calico Jack': The
  Playful Ghost of
  Lacks the Drapers




  The Faces on the
  Walls: Hancock's
  Cottages




  The Haunted Cottages
  in Tramway Path




  The 'Haunting' of Hall
  Place




  The Legend of
  Mitcham Fair




  Remember the Grotto



  The Phantom of the
  'Folly'




  An Apparition at
  Woof & Sabine




  Haunted Rooms at Fry
  Metals




  The Phantom Cat



  Mitcham's (not so)
  Haunted Mansion




  The Kingston Zodiac



  The 'Ghost Tree'



  Ghostly Gardeners,
  Medicinal Plants and
  A Magical Tree




  The 'Thing'



  The Wrath of God



  A Ghostly Experience
  in Morden Road




  Mitcham Clock Tower:
  When Time Ran
  Backwards




  The Rosier Family
  Legend




  The 'Ball of Fire'



  UFO over Mitcham
  Common, 2004




  UFO over Tooting
  Bec Common, 1990






  Part 2 - South of
  Mitcham Common:


  Carew Manor



  The Ghosts of
  Beddington Park




  Beddington Parish
  Church & Churchyard




  The Figure in the
  Alley




  Under Beddington



  A Spectral Cavalier





  Other Information:

  Author's website



  The Mitcham Ghost
  Ride




  Strange Mitcham
  (2002): Errata




  Strange Mitcham
  (2011)




  Haunted Wandsworth
  (2006)


Covers the London Borough of Wandsworth (Balham, Battersea, Putney, Tooting & Wandsworth):



  Haunted London
  (2007)





 

The Phantom Cat

This story was told by Joanna, who used to live in Spencer Road, just off Commonside East.


Above: Spencer Road. (James Clark, 2010)

'Before we married,' said Joanna, 'Nigel found a cat's skull in the garden. He did not tell me he had it in the house.

'When I moved into the house, because of Nigel's shift work, we slept in separate rooms. He did not tell me about events. When I mentioned to him about it, he just said, "Oh, you have had it too." These events were that the weight and the pace of a cat would walk across the bed in the front bedroom. This would happen when there was no cat in the room or in the house.

'When the skull was taken out of the house, there were no more manifestations of "the cat".'

[Source: personal communication with Joanna, October-November 2006.]

 
   
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