Moor Park · Farnham · Surrey · a spring first recorded in 1216
Mother Ludlam’s Cave
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Podcasts, films, songs and writing in which Mother Ludlam’s Cave or Father Foote’s Cave appears. Know of one we’ve missed? Tell us.

A headtorch lighting the sandstone walls of Mother Ludlam's Cave in the trailer

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LADbible × The Open University: Inspired by a True Story

by LADbible

A drama inspired by a true story: an Open University student follows a hunch about cave deposits and goes underground in search of Megalosaurus bones. The cave scenes were filmed here, inside Mother Ludlam’s Cave.

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Mother Ludlam’s Cave

The sandstone roof above the gated entrance arch

FilmDecember 2025

Behind the Locked Gates: The Truth About Mother Ludlam’s Cave

by Sam Walks a Lot

A walk through Surrey folklore, from the Devil’s Jumps to inside the cave itself, telling the story of Mother Ludlam, the White Witch of Waverley.

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Gate shadows across the cave passage

FilmApril 2025

Into the Witch’s Cave

by Those Pub Guys

Two friends head into the woods of Farnham to find the cave and hear the legend of the witch said to have lived there.

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A caver crawling through the low water passage

FilmJune 2024

Mother Ludlam’s Cave

by Mendip Cave Registry & Archive

Cavers’ footage of a day out at the cave, following the water passage beyond the entrance chamber to the back of the cave.

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An old illustration of the Frensham cauldron

SongJanuary 2022

Phil Crawford, Mother Ludlam’s Cauldron

by Himinthehat Music

Phil Crawford performs the song about Mother Ludlam and her cauldron.

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The great cauldron of the Mother Ludlam legend

SongDecember 2021

Mother Ludlam’s Cauldron

by Himinthehat Music

A song written about Mother Ludlam and the legend of her borrowed cauldron.

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