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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People7
A husband and wife of the New England Society for Psychic Research, they turn up again and again in the archive's haunted houses.
A paranormal investigator and demonologist with the New England Society for Psychic Research, Ed Warren worked alongside Lorraine Warren.
A clairvoyant and medium with the New England Society for Psychic Research, Lorraine Warren worked alongside Ed Warren on some of the archive's best known hauntings.
A New England minister, and the archive's most persistent chronicler of the colonial uncanny.
Dave Chorley was a watercolour painter from the Southampton area.
A watercolour painter from the Southampton area, Doug Bower became one of crop-circle lore's best-known self-confessed hoaxers.
An investigator from the north west of England, Peter Hough later co-founded NARO.
Organisations7
A British newspaper with a habit of turning up where the strange things happen.
A British university, it appears in the archive mainly as the academic home of Dr David Clarke.
An Italian airline, and the carrier at the centre of one of Britain's best-known airliner encounters.
The Center for UFO Studies published the International UFO Reporter, and its pages carried several cases in this archive.
Ed and Lorraine Warren worked under this name.
A magazine, and an occasional judge of the strange.
London's police headquarters turns up in this archive more than once, usually as the voice that confirmed what others would not.
Places10
Hall Road, Borley, north Essex.
A name shared by two places in this archive, an English city and a Pennsylvania town.
An airport in southern England, and a recurring backdrop in the archive's British cases.
A town on Cape Ann, Massachusetts.
An air-minded district in southern England, home to the Royal Aircraft Establishment.
A town in Kent, on the English coast above Romney Marsh, with Army firing ranges beneath a busy flight path.
A beach on the coast north of Boston, Massachusetts.
In the archive, RAE Farnborough is remembered for one prank.
A steam-powered flour mill on a semi-circular promontory at Willington Quay.
A cathedral city in Hampshire, England, Winchester sits at the edge of two very different cases.
Terms1
A press name for a big cat that would not go away.