Category:English folklore

• English folklore by county (35 C)

A

• Anglo-Norman folklore (1 C, 1 P)
• Anglo-Saxon metrical charms (12 P)
• Arthurian legend (7 C, 58 P)

B

• Beowulf (2 C, 25 P)
• Bevis of Hampton (7 P)

C

• English legendary characters (4 C, 12 P)

D

• Dartmoor (6 C, 143 P)

F

• English fairy tales (3 C, 38 P)
• Father Christmas (9 P)
• English folk songs (47 C, 330 P)
• English folklorists (1 C, 64 P)

G

• Germanic dragons (11 P)
• English ghosts (3 C, 34 P)
• Goldilocks and the Three Bears (1 C, 4 P)

H

• English heroic legends (3 C, 81 P)

L

• English legendary creatures (13 C, 63 P)

M

• Morris dance (29 P)
• English mythology (3 C, 14 P)

N

• New Forest folklore (1 C, 27 P)

O

• English outlaws (1 C, 19 P)

P

• Puck (folklore) (30 P)

R

• Reportedly haunted locations in England (8 C)
• Reynard cycle (17 P)
• Robin Hood (5 C, 47 P)

S

• Stonehenge (3 C, 33 P)

T

• Tom Thumb (1 C, 3 P)

U

• UFO sightings in England (14 P)

W

• Witchcraft in England (2 C, 55 P)

Y

• Yule (16 P)

• English folklore

A

• Apple Tree Man
• King Arthur

B

• Bastian Pagez
• Beating the bounds
• Billy Blind
• Blackbeard
• Blackbeard in popular culture
• Bloody Bones
• Blunderbore
• Bottle-kicking
• Brazen head
• Brown Man of the Muirs
• Brownie (folklore)
• The Buried Moon

C

• Calico Jack
• Charivari
• Charmer (folklore)
• Chime hours
• Church grim
• Classifications of fairies
• Colt pixie
• Cormoran
• Countless stones
• The Crying Boy
• Cunning folk in Britain

D

• Dark heart of Dunwich
• Denham Tracts
• Devil Whale
• Dick Whittington and His Cat
• Dorset Ooser
• The dragon (Beowulf)
• The Dream of the Rood
• Simonside Dwarfs
• Dun Cow
• Dunstan

E

• Earl Brand
• The Earl of Mar's Daughter
• Elf-arrow
• Elfshot
• English Folk Dance and Song Society
• Henry Every

F

• Fairy Ointment
• Fairy ring
• Fairyland
• Father Christmas
• Katherine Ferrers
• Flibbertigibbet
• John Franklin
• Jack Frost

G

• Germanic dragon
• Girdle-measurers
• Gogmagog (giant)
• Goldilocks and the Three Bears
• Goram and Vincent
• Grateful dead (folklore)
• Green Man
• Groaning food
• Gytrash

H

• Henry Morgan in popular culture
• Hob (folklore)
• Hobbididance
• Horkey

J

• Jack (hero)
• Jack in the Green
• Jack o' Kent
• Jack's Land
• Jig doll
• Jingling Geordie's Hole
• Julian's Bower

K

• Kemp Owyne
• King John and the Bishop
• The King of the Cats

L

• Lambton Worm
• London Bridge Is Falling Down
• London Falling
• Lubber fiend
• Ned Ludd

M

• Mare (folklore)
• Matter of Britain
• Matter of England
• Merlin
• Merry England
• John Middleton (giant)
• Legend of the Mistletoe Bough
• Mother Carey

N

• Nelly Longarms
• Nestingum
• New Forest coven
• Nix Nought Nothing
• Nixie (folklore)

O

• Oak Apple Day
• Old King Cole
• The Old Man at the White House
• The Old Woman and Her Pig
• Oranges and Lemons
• Otia Imperialia

P

• Parish ale
• Percy Society
• Petrifying well
• George Pickingill
• Pillywiggin
• Poppet
• Púca
• Puck (folklore)

R

• Rabbits and hares in art
• Rag doll
• Reynardine
• Richard I of England
• Richard Cabell
• Ripon Millenary Festival
• Robin Hood
• Rood
• Rushbearing
• Rushcart

S

• St. Cuthbert's beads
• St Mark's Eve
• John Schorne
• Screaming skull
• Shire oak
• Spaw Sunday
• The Spider Bite
• Spring-heeled Jack
• Richard Fitzgeorge de Stacpoole, 1st Duke de Stacpoole
• Stir-up Sunday

T

• Telling the bees
• There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
• The Three Heads of the Well
• The Three Little Pigs
• Tinker, Tailor
• Trod
• Trysting tree
• Dick Turpin
• The Two Sisters (folk song)

V

• Voodoo doll
• Vortigern

W

• Wade (folklore)
• Well dressing
• Richard Whittington
• Wild Hunt
• Wishing well
• Witch post
• Witege
• Wolves in Great Britain
• Wooing Play

Y

• Yule