Lord Dufferin's Ghost: A Victorian Urban Legend?
Ulsterman and Victorian celebrity Lord Dufferin held the highest posts in the British Empire during its heyday, but he was most famous for a classic ghost story he told about a strange happening at Tullamore. Enjoy brandy and cigars with us as we tell the tale, then dive down the rabbithole with us as we try to find the source of the story in an adventure that involves Charles Dickens, the madness-inducing King In Yellow, and of course, various 19th century mystics and occultists (but you knew that already, right?). Sources: Ghosts & Haunted Houses, Maple & Myring, Usborne, 1979 Tychy.wordpress.com: Premonitory Tales Death And Its Mystery, Camille Flammarion, 1921 The Lost Imperialist, Andrew Gailey, John Murray, 2015 The King in Yellow, Robert W. Chambers, 1895 Legitimacy of Unbelief: The Collected Papers of Piet Hein Hoebens, 2017 Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator, Andreas Bernard, NYU Press, 2014 Music & Sound: Moonlight Sonata, Audio Library No Copyright Music Deep Horrors, Kevin McLeod Crowd Talking, Free Sound Effects