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In-depth stories and updates related to the mansion, Ruislip Woods and the greater area.
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Memory Lane is a new section abound with the strange theories, unanswered questions and unsolved mysteries surrounding the ruin in Ruislip Woods. If you’re looking for answers, or even better, if you have them, this is the place to go to. (Work in Progress)
Latest blog posts
Flight of the Invader
How an air crash investigation in Germany uncovered the story of one of the most secret spy operations of World War 2 A mysterious crash In the small hours of the 20th of March 1945, Olinde Kruse woke up from the sound of a loud crash. Startled by the sudden bang, she sat up in […]
The diary of an au-pair
A look at the surprising finds inside the diary of Colette Brosse, the French au-pair who stayed at the Battle of Britain House in the 60s In September 2020, I received a communication from France. It was from a lady named Sylvie, who happened upon the website while looking for traces of her mother’s presence […]
The Airship Journey Across London
One of the first controlled flights in the history of aviation landed at a field in Eastcote, NW London
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I am Evan Panagopoulos, storyteller, independent researcher, and founder of alternative tour company explorabilia
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