The reference drawer
Follow the trail back.
These are access points, not interchangeable authorities. Read the source role alongside the link.
Last editorial source check: 9 October 2026. Original manuscripts have not been independently inspected unless explicitly stated. We link to third-party material; we do not republish its images or full texts. Some archives or publishers may restrict automated access.
Manx Notebook: annotated Museum souvenir guide
Later promotional text and critical commentary
Open the source ↗The National Archives: accusation and trial
Archive teaching collection; modern framing of original documents
Open the source ↗The National Archives: witchcraft and community
Archive teaching collection
Open the source ↗Lancashire County Council: Thomas Potts collection record
Modern catalogue describing a contemporary trial account
Open the source ↗Salem Witch Museum: history and education
Modern museum historical overview
Open the source ↗University of Virginia: Salem documentary archive
Documents for external reading; non-commercial reuse restriction
Open the source ↗Historic England: what are witches’ marks?
Heritage interpretation with competing explanations
Open the source ↗Historic England: protective and carpenters’ marks
Heritage interpretation
Open the source ↗Jennifer Alexander: Stonemasons’ Marks, Routledge
2026 academic study; publisher description
Open the source ↗British Museum: Dürer’s witch print
Museum catalogue of an original print
Open the source ↗British Library: Cats in Medieval Manuscripts
Publisher description; varied medieval associations
Open the source ↗Ronald Hutton: The Witch, Yale University Press
Scholarly history; publisher record
Open the source ↗Ronald Hutton: The Triumph of the Moon, Oxford Academic
Scholarly history of modern Pagan witchcraft
Open the source ↗Library of Congress: cultural documentation guidelines
Research ethics and field-documentation guidance
Open the source ↗Penguin: Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett
Publisher record; explicitly fiction
Open the source ↗A. W. Moore: The Folk-Lore of the Isle of Man (1891)
Historical collecting; beliefs recorded are not demonstrated mechanisms
Open the source ↗Manx Notebook: Castletown windmill research
Historical research quoting 1828–1829 newspapers
Open the source ↗Episcopal Registry document 151: Elizabeth Kewin
D. Craine transcription reproduced online; original manuscript not inspected
Open the source ↗Moore (1891), chapter V: magic and witchcraft
Historical collection; online Manx transcription flagged uncorrected
Open the source ↗Museum of Witchcraft and Magic: institutional history
Museum’s own history; Castletown and Boscastle distinguished
Open the source ↗Manx National Heritage: Hop tu Naa
Living tradition and cautious historical interpretation
Open the source ↗James Franklin: Which witch is which? (2019)
Named Culture Vannin specialist’s commentary on song variants
Open the source ↗Culture Vannin: Hampton Creer on Jinny (2016)
Interview description presents an identification hypothesis; audio not transcribed here
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