Ape Man, The

Beatrice Chase

Billy Stidstone

Bray's Mystical World

Calculating Boy, The

Captain Nelson

Carrington's Dartmoor

Charles E Brittan

Children in the Snow

Coaker, Jonas

Cutty Dyer

Dark Huntsman, The

Dartmoor Dundee

Demonic Fiddler, The

Devil on Dartmoor

Ephraim's Pinch

Essara the Bard

Francis Drake

Garth the Tinner

Giant of Dinger tor

Gubbins' of Lydford

Jack O Lantern

Jan Coo

Jan Reynolds

Joe Leaman

King Arthur

Kitty Jay

Mrs Brown

Old Crockern

Ordulph the Mighty

Pony Man, The

Reginald D. Sherrin

Sailor's Fate, The

Saint Pancras

Salted Down Father

Samson Bow

Simon Puttock

Squire Bidlake

Squire Northmore

Tamara and Tavy

Thomas Clifford

Tom Penny
Watchmaker's Grave

Watson Wannacott

William Crossing

Wise Waggoner, The

The Dartmoor folklore and history abounds with characters, some are utterly evil, others comical and a few quite famous. The human variety have lived, died and remained in the memories of moorfolk down through the centuries. The unearthly sort probably have never died but live and lurk on the lonely wastes of Dartmoor, stalking the human world in a state of eternal damnation, constantly seeking the souls and sometimes the flesh of lonely travellers. You will also meet some folks who live in the depths of ones imagination and have by the telling broken free into the human world. Some of the characters are of a purely fictional nature and now appear in novels of our time. None the less they have now lent their personalities and adventures to the Dartmoor traditions. So delve into the memories and horrors of the people of Dartmoor, laugh with them, cry with them but be wary of some of them.