she had fraudulently produced thumbprints on wax that she presented as being produced by the spirit of her dead brother, Walter. During his time in the USA Bond was ordained, and in 1933 consecrated as a bishop, in the Old Catholic Church of America. Later life He returned to the United Kingdom in 1935, spending his time in London and Dolgellau, Merionethshire, where he died of a heart attack. Legacy Bond is mentioned as part of the background to Deborah Crombie's mystery novel A Finer End (Bantam, 2001). On 30 December 2008 Bligh Bond was the subject of a Channel 4 documentary, The Ghosts of Glastonbury, hosted by Tony Robinson, which examined Bligh Bond's claims that he received archaeological information through automatic writing from deceased monks. Publications Coates, Richard (2015) Frederick Bligh Bond (1864–1945): A Bibliography of his writings and a list of his buildings Authored by Bligh Bond An Architectural Handbook to Glastonbury Abbey (1909) Roodscreens and Roodlofts, (journal article, 1909) The Gate of Remembrance (1918) The Hill of Vision (Boston: Marshall Jones Co., 1918) The Company of Avalon, a study of the script of Brother Symon, sub-prior of Winchester abbey in the time of King Stephen (1924) The Gospel of Philip the Deacon (1932) The Secret of Immortality (1934) Co-authored by Bligh Bond Bligh Bond, F. & Camm, Rev. Dom Bede. Rood screens and rood lofts – 2 vols. Vol. I • Vol. II (London, 1909) Bligh Bond, F. & Lea, Thomas Simcox. Gematria: A Preliminary Investigation Of The Cabala Contained In The Coptic Gnostic Books (1917) Bligh Bond, F. & Lea, Thomas Simcox. Materials for the Study of the Apostolic Gnosis, Part I (1919) Mantle, George E. Glastonbury Abbey: Recent discoveries (G. E Mantle, n.d, c.1926) Illustrated by Bligh Bond Baring-Gould, S. An Old English Home and its Dependencies (Methuen & Co, 1898). References Further reading Coates, Richard. (2015). Frederick Bligh Bond (1864-1945): A Bibliography of His Writings and a List of His Buildings. Working Paper. University of the West of England (Research Repository), Bristol. Feder, Kenneth. (1980). Psychic Archaeology: The Anatomy of Irrationalist Prehistoric Studies. Skeptical Inquirer 4 (4): 32–43. Hopkinson-Ball, Tim. (2007). The Rediscovery of Glastonbury. The History Press Ltd. Kenawell, William W. (1965). The Quest at Glastonbury. A Biographical Study of Frederick Bligh Bond. Helix Press. McKusick, Marshall. (1984). Psychic Archaeology from Atlantis to Oz. Archaeology 37 (5): 48–52. Schwartz, Stephan A. (1978). The