Oral History collection: George Tucker (born 1894, Horton, Gower, agricultural labourer and quarryman) interviewed by W. B. (Bill) Curran about The legend of the White Lady at Hangman's Cross, and customs and superstitions of Gower in general

[00:01:00] Gower / White Lady and religion: Sighting of a funeral prior to it happening, premonitions. Anecdote of a Parson from Port Eynon sharing a pig for food. Playing games. [00:03:27] Gower / White Lady and religion: Hangman's Cross, sanctuary, Roman Catholicism, Graves Lane, The Roman Lane, Monkston, purgatory, chanting around the well. [00:07:15] Gower / White Lady and religion: The reformation, building of Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of England, Baptists chapels / churches, politics. [00:00:05] Gower / White Lady and religion: The fictitious White Lady who would sit on the stile at Hangman's Cross, which was used to hang sheep stealers and the like.