A Forgotten Victorian Vampire Story | The Tomb of Sarah (1900)

Tonight, The Old Ink Society presents The Tomb of Sarah a chilling Victorian vampire story by F. G. Loring first published in The Pall Mall Magazine in December 1900. When a man is commissioned to restore an old English church, he discovers a centuries-old tomb belonging to a woman named Sarah, who died in 1630. An inscription warns that her remains must never be disturbed. Published just three years after Bram Stoker's *Dracula*, this lesser-known Gothic tale draws upon ancient vampire folklore, mysterious burials, and the terrifying possibility that the dead may not always remain at rest. 00:00 - Introduction 00:45 - The Tomb of Sarah by F. G. Loring | Complete Story 31:11 - Thank you 📖 About The Old Ink Society Digging through old literature, folklore, strange histories and forgotten ghost stories and bringing back what I find. Together, we explore Victorian ghost stories, Gothic fiction, folklore, myths and wonderfully dark fairy tales through original research, commentary and storytelling. Join the Society! Thank you for watching, and I hope to welcome you back again soon. #TheTombOfSarah #VictorianHorror #VampireStories #GothicLiterature #ClassicHorror #TheOldInkSociety