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Spring-Heeled Jack: Complete Legend of Old London’s Leaping Phantom | English Folklore for Sleep
Spring-Heeled Jack: Complete Legend of Old London’s Leaping Phantom | English Folklore for Sleep
A slow, quiet retelling of Spring-Heeled Jack, made for falling asleep to.
For about sixty years, people in Britain genuinely believed something was jumping over the walls of London at night.
It starts in the late 1830s with reports from the outskirts — a figure that frightened people on dark lanes and then cleared a hedge or a wall in a single bound and was gone. Within months it had a name, a description that grew more elaborate with every telling, and a letter sent to the Lord Mayor of London…
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