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Detail from an illustration circa 1890. Spring-Heeled Jack is an entity in English folklore of the Victorian era who was known for his startling hops. The first claimed sighting of Spring-heeled Jack was in 1837. Later sightings were reported all over Great Britain and were especially prevalent in suburban London, the Midlands and Scotland.
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The mystery of Spring-Heeled Jack: Victorian England's notorious urban legend. Stories of a fire-breathing demon caused fear but were later revealed to be a.
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Spring-heeled Jack, Jack, the Devil is a character of Urban legend, Folklore, and Cryptzoology in Victorian era Britain. Being first sighted in 1837, more frequent tales emerged throughout the ensuring century. His name, Spring-heeled, comes from its' ability to leap over great distances and heights.
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Spring-heeled Jack leapt into the popular imagination on Tuesday 9 th January 1838. This may seem like uncannily accurate dating for a cultural process, but it was the day on which The Times reported on an announcement made the day before by Sir John Cowen, the Lord Mayor of the City of London. Cowen had made public a letter from an anonymous 'Peckham resident' who wanted to bring news of.
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Meet Spring-Heeled Jack, the Leaping Devil That Terrorized Victorian England Man or devil, he cut a swath of terror across 19th-century London. by Eric Grundhauser October 6, 2016 31 Days.
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Spring-heeled Jack sits in the centre of a weird Venn diagram. It features urban legends, 'penny dreadful' serial fiction, theatre plays, and modern folklore. The last sightings of him were in the early years of the 20th century. Yet Jack still makes appearances in contemporary popular culture, including:
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Spring-heeled Jack is an entity in English folklore of the Victorian era. The first claimed sighting of Spring-heeled Jack was in 1837. [1] Later sightings were reported all over the United Kingdom and were especially prevalent in suburban London, the Midlands and Scotland. [2]
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On this episode of Haunting History, James Troup and Dominique Dibbell discuss a mysterious 19th century figure - that initially inspired terror, and later i.
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Spring-heeled Jack is a notorious figure in British folklore, known for his mysterious and malevolent appearances in various locations across the country, including right here in Liverpool. The story of Spring-heeled Jack dates back to the 19th century and tells of a tall and imposing figure who could leap extraordinary distances and was often.
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The middle ground Now a veritable bogeyman in London, with children being warned that if they misbehaved Spring-Heeled Jack would jump through their window, he moved north. One Northamptonshire victim claimed her attacker was 'the very image of the devil himself, with horns and eyes aflame'.
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Spring-heeled Jack illustrated on the cover of the 1904 serial Spring-heeled Jack. The image of Jack leaping on the roofs of pubs or churches was exploited by local preachers as an alarm against alcoholism. However, the lessons inspired by Jack extended even to troubled Victorian parents who found a new boogeyman that could assist in exhausting.
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Margaret screamed and the man escaped by jumping over a 14-foot fence enclosing the alley. The last accepted encounter with Spring Heeled Jack occurred several decades later in August of 1877, at an army post near the English city of Aldershot. A sentry was standing guard when he was approached by a tall, thin, man in a long cloak.
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Spring-Heeled Jack was an unidentifiable assailant that began tormenting London in 1837. In the very first recorded sighting, a servant named Mary Stevens reported walking to Lavender Hill when a figure leaped out at her, grabbing her and scratching at her with his claws.