Some of Suffolk's hidden secret gardens will be opening their doors to the public next month, allowing visitors to see the ...

William Corder was convicted of murdering his lover, Maria Marten, in what became known as the Red Barn Murder ...

Corder was convicted of killing his lover, Maria Marten, at a barn in Polstead, Suffolk, in 1827. The following year, he was executed in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, in front of a crowd of thousands ...

The story of the 1827 murder in Polstead, Suffolk, shocked Georgian Britain. Since then, it has been the subject of many films, books, plays and folk songs. The most commonly told version is that ...

Polstead became a tourist attraction ... his skeleton was used to teach medical students at West Suffolk Hospital. Disturbingly, two books were covered in his skin and part of the man's scalp ...

Tucked away on an office bookshelf at Moyse’s Hall Museum in Suffolk, England ... was said to have lured Maria Marten to the Red Barn in Polstead under the pretense of eloping to Ipswich.

Mr Deary added that he is 'not sure that I'd want them on display'. The 1827 murder in Polstead, Suffolk, shocked Georgian Britain and has since been the subject of many films, books and plays.

Maria Marten was shot by her lover William Corder in Polstead, Suffolk, before their planned elopement. Corder deceived her family into believing they had fled and settled, but Maria’s stepmother ...

48). What happened at St. Mary's or the Friends' Meeting House? We look for evidence, likewise, about “Polstead, Suffolk, a district notoriously infested by witches”(p. 49); about Mother ...

Almost 180 years after being hanged for a notorious murder in Suffolk, the remains of William Corder have been cremated. Corder, who shot then stabbed his lover, Maria Marten, in Polstead in 1827, was ...