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lambton worm "the curse of the lambton worm" about the book “the curse of the lambton worm” the legend of the lambton worm a brief biography of robert surtees the order of the knights of rhodes and the legend of the dragon of rhodes the lambton worm song about the author andrew jenkin website links bibliography stockists of "the curse of the lambton worm" terms & conditions “ the curse of the lambton worm ” re-told and illustrated by andrew jenkin. published by arjent design © 2009. isbn 978-0-9562222-0-6 the book retails at £7.95 plus £1.50 postage download a review of the book (.pdf 819kb) contact details: andrew jenkin tel: 07788 542695 or 01484 666932 e-mail: [email protected] the book, “ the curse of the lambton worm ” is available from this website (details above) and also from selected tourist information offices around the north east of england (see below). with its beautiful original colour illustrations, lively story telling and in-depth research, the book and exhibition will appeal to adults and children alike. an exhibition of the original illustrations toured the north-east of england in 2009. andrew launched the exhibition and book at arts centre washington which is just five minutes walk from such locations as the worm hill and worm well where the action of the story is supposed to have unfolded almost 600 years ago. the connections with the area don’t stop there, as the current earl of durham, descendant of the lambton family, has written the foreword to the book. list of stockists: sunderland tourist information centre durham tourist information centre newcastle tourist information centre bishop auckland tourist information centre stanhope tourist information centre sunderland museum & winter gardens beamish museum discovery museum, newcastle forum books & crafts, corbridge hexham abbey shop durham university botanic gardens top of page about the book “the curse of the lambton worm” huddersfield based artist andrew jenkin, who has roots in the north east, has taken the story of the lambton worm and transformed it into an original work, both re-writing the story itself and also painting the accompanying watercolour illustrations. with a b.a.(hons) in history and ancient history, andrew has also used his expertise in carrying out extensive research into the background to the legend and has brought together into one book many of the theories on why the legend may have arisen, the historic background and locations mentioned in the legend, together with a detailed map of the relevant area, has produced a family tree of the early lambton family , and discusses the tale’s influence on later stories, plays and local culture. some of the ideas mentioned in the book are expanded in more detail on this website. the legend of the lambton worm the legend tells of young john lambton, son of a noble family in county durham, who was fishing in the river wear on a sunday. when he was unable to catch a fish, he cursed the river, and immediately hooked an ugly little black worm which he later disposed of, in disgust, in the local well. this worm was to grow into a great serpent-like monster which blighted lambton village and wreaked havoc in the area whilst john was away fighting in the crusades for seven years. when he returned home, now sir john, he learned about the terrible creature that he had inflicted upon his village, and in remorse, set out to combat this monster. with the advice of a wise woman, he devised a suit of armour strong enough to withstand the power of the serpent and covered with spikes to penetrate its scales. he successfully killed it, but in so doing inadvertently inflicted a curse upon his own family which was to last for nine generations. the legend of the lambton worm is believed to date from the 14th century, and the earliest published version of the legend was by robert surtees, the well-known durham historian who recorded the traditional oral version of the legend as recounted by elizabeth cockburn of offerton. surtees later included the legend in the second volume of his work ‘history and antiquities of the county palatine of durham’ published in 1820. the draft version for this had been read and corrected by sir john george lambton, later 1st earl of durham, so we know that surtees published that version of the lambton worm legend with the authority of the lambton family. sir john lambton, reputedly the hero of the story, was a real person who became a knight of rhodes, and the book ‘the curse of the lambton worm’ gives details of his place in the lambton family tree. illustration from the book, ‘the curse of the lambton worm’ “…drawing his sword, he resolutely turned to face the vile creature that he had inflicted upon his village. the worm slowly unwound itself from the rock and slid into the river…” there are many versions of the legend of the lambton worm , believed to be from the 15th century. some of the later versions describe the lambton worm as a creature with a salamander-like head and nine holes on either side of its mouth; the salamander is unique amongst vertebrates in that it can regenerate lost limbs and other body parts. it is uncertain where the origin of this came from, and it may have merely been a flight of fancy on the part of the story-teller. if we are to take surtees’ account as the definitive version, he merely describes the young worm as a “small worm or eft” (young eel) and the description may have become embellished over the years. © andrew jenkin 2009 top of page a brief biography of robert surtees robert surtees was born in 1779 at mainsforth, durham. . he studied law at christ church, oxford, but without being called to the bar, he returned to the family estate at mainsforth, which he inherited on his father robert’s death in 1802, and where he lived for the rest of his life. he devoted himself to the study of local history and antiquities, and to collecting material for his ‘history and antiquities of the county palatine of durham’ which was published in four volumes from 1816 until the last in 1840, after the author’s death. the work contains a large amount of genealogical and antiquarian information; written in a humorous and readable style. surtees was also a talented ballad writer, and so successfully imitated the style of old ballads that he even managed to deceive sir walter scott, who included a piece by surtees called “the death of featherstonehaugh” in his minstrelsy of the scottish border, under the impression that it was ancient. in 1807 surtees married anne robinson of herrington, and he died at mainsforth on the 11th of february 1834; he is buried at bishop middleham. as a memorial to him the “surtees society” was founded in 1834 with the purpose of publishing ancient unedited manuscripts relevant to the history of durham county. the order of the knights of rhodes and the legend of the dragon of rhodes in “the curse of the lambton worm”, a possible connection between the legend of the lambton worm to a 14th century legend about the dragon of rhodes is mentioned. sir john lambton, as a knight of rhodes himself, would have been fully aware of the legend and would no doubt have recounted the story on his return to england. the legend of the dragon of rhodes, and details of the order of the knights of rhodes is expanded below: the order of the knights of rhodes was founded from the order of st. john, or the hospitallers, which was an order of sworn brethren which had arisen at the time of the first crusades. the order of st john was begun in jerusalem by monks who assisted penniless pilgrims who arrived at the city by not only feeding and housing them, but also doing their best to cure the many diseases that they caught on the journey. the hospitallers obtained permission from the pope to become warriors as well as monks so that they could further the christian cause in jerusalem. they were thus all in one – knights, priests, and nurses; and their monasteries

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