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Witch Memorials of the British Isles Discover the haunting legacy of witch persecution across the UK with this guide to witch memorials, monuments, and historic sites. Between the 16th and 18th centuries, thousands of pople were accused of witchcraft across Britain - over 4,000 executed in Scotland alone, with hundreds more in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. SCOTLAND: From Edinburgh's Witches' Well beneath the castle to Andy Scott's striking 10-foot Athena statue in Prestonpans, Scotland offers the most extensive collection of witch memorials. Explore the simple horseshoe at Maxwellton Cross marking where seven people (including two children) were executed in 1697, or visit the enigmatic Maggie Wall Monument near Dunning -- a weathered pillar whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. ENGLAND: Follow the path of Matthew Hopkins, self-appointed Witchfinder General, through Essex's memorial sites, including Colchester Castle's granite plaque and Admirals Park's Memorial Tree in Chelmsford. Walk the Lancashire Witches Trail from Barrowford to Lancaster Castle, where cast-iron waymarkers display verses from Carol Ann Duffy's commemorative poem. CORNWALL & WALES: Visit Boscastle's renowned Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, housing one of the world's most extensive collections dedicated to European witchcraft and folklore. In Wales, stand at the execution sites of the country's first and last witch trials in Denbigh and Beaumaris. NORTHERN IRELAND: Contemplate the memorial plaque at The Gobbins Visitor Centre, commemorating the "Witches of Islandmagee," victims of Ireland's last recorded witch trial in 1711. Each entry includes detailed location information, historical context, and directions to these often-hidden sites of remembrance.