Legend Land, Vol. 3 / Being a Further Collection of Some of the Old Tales Told in Those Western Parts of Britain Served by the Great Western Railway

A collection of traditional Welsh and Cornish legends retold for general readers, presenting regional tales tied to specific sites in western Britain. The volume gathers narratives such as a prince who would hang a mouse and the story of a holy woman protecting hares, alongside accounts of Arthurian sleep, enchanted swans, coastal chapels, fairy gardens, local spectres, and a Cornish three-man song. Each piece pairs folklore with place-based notes and illustrations, guiding travellers through the landscapes that inspired the stories and offering accessible retellings of rural romance, magic, and saintly lore.