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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People5
A writer whose name runs through the archive's strangest tales.
Frank Podmore worked for the Society for Psychical Research.
An astronomer and author, Camille Flammarion founded the journal L'Astronomie.
A ghost writer whose books carried older haunting stories into the twentieth century.
Columbus, Ohio.
Organisations10
A national newspaper that keeps turning up when a strange story breaks out of the local press.
A sceptical voice turns up again and again in the archive's monster stories.
The printed record of the Society for Psychical Research.
A wire service.
The Soviet security service runs through several of the archive's Cold War cases.
An American supermarket tabloid, and a recurring stop on the trail of several strange stories.
The Midlands had its own nightly window on the strange.
Someone was always listening.
A magazine of the strange, edited by Mark Chorvinsky, that kept returning to cases others had left cold.
In these stories, the U.S.
Places7
A large island of the Dutch East Indies, and the home ground of the orang pendek.
A clergy house, and a touchstone.
High ground between Ilkley and Keighley in West Yorkshire.
A district on the edge of Woolwich, in what is now the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
A city in Alberta, and a quiet thread running through several cases in the archive.
A market town in Northumberland, and the setting for two of the archive's strangest stories.
An English city with an old fairy reputation on its western edge.
Events3
Rosenheim is a poltergeist case.
Kentucky, 1955.
Melbourne, Australia.
Terms4
Flying stones.
A press name for a big cat that would not go away.
A giant bird.
Arkansas, 1971.