Haunted Kent

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The road itself has been surrounded by mystery for decades, with more than 50 reported supernatural sightings in the area. Seasonal fun with a children's Halloween party. Music, fun and games - even a spookiest fancy-dress competition. The chefs will also be preparing a ghoulish menu, with devilish food and drink available from the café from 4-7pm. And to balance any 'scariness’, the adorable resident alpacas, Nuzzle and Scratch, will make an appearance. Needless to say, the builders swore it was nothing to do with them, leaving us with the inevitable conclusion that is was all down to yet another West Malling ghost. But then she just ran straight in front of the car and I hit her on her left side…she was looking at me all the time.

Now, he hauntingly reappears, coming out from his walled grave. Some say he has a look of anger on his face before returning from where he came and reappearing the following year. The Coopers Arms It is thought the chariot, which bears a warrior grasping a spear, is on its way to join a fight against the invading Romans. Strange goings on are commonplace at the theatre. In 1966, Alfred Tanner, who was working on its redecoration, encountered several spooky happenings including strange noises, and the apparition of a ghostly head.

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Lady Blanche is said to haunt the castle to this day, and some visitors claim to have seen her ghost fall from the keep. In 1989, the Ashford village was even named the Guinness World Records’ most haunted village in England. Legend has it that in medieval times a tunnel was uncovered near the abbey and the townsfolk sent a fiddler down, as you do, so they could trace the sound of his playing and work out where the tunnel went. A workman reported that the building he spent several years renovating was haunted by an unseen entity. Weird perhaps, but the staff there still welcome Captain Lucas for a pint, although some say he drinks over the road at the Five Pointed Star.

The horrific crime sparked a man hunt for her killer and before long CSI Tonbridge had found their man. The suspect was Harold Apted, a 20 year old man, living with his parents at Woodfield Road. He was arrested just two days after Frances being found, having been recognised by a lady called Mrs Hollanby who identified him as the owner of a van that the police associated with the murder. Among its exciting history are reports of hauntings such as the sounds of children's laughter, footsteps and sightings of an apparitional woman dressed in white. Take a tour through the dark corridors by oil-lamp, which is bound to spark the imagination. In 1264 the castle was under seige by the rebel, Simon de Montfort, when Blanche fled to the top of the building. Wrong move. When I was about 14, 15, 16 there was a family that lived there with three younger children that were my sisters' age, and my sisters used to go over and stay for the night, and all sorts of thing used to happen and they used to say it was really haunted." Looking for a frightfully good time this Halloween? We’ve rounded up some of the more unusual and spooky things to do this year...A house named Greystones was always going to be imposing and threatening - and this one has its own ghostly monk for good measure. Nevertheless, the police returned with him to the scene, and sure enough, the search proved fruitless. Ian Sharpe later described it as the most terrifying experience of his life. Your phone number will not be shared with other members of the group. Dark mist appeared in front of cyclist He told The Sun: “I had come out of the Blue Bell Hill slip-road, from the village, coming down the hill.

Apparently someone was murdered in the park near Wayfield, in Walderslade, and now if you walk down the pathway and hear beating drums it means you will also be murdered. It is said that people have walked down there and have never come out the other side. Formerly a priory, one of Kent's oldest pubs, The Coopers Arms in St Margaret's Street, Rochester, is believed to be haunted by a phantom monk who appears once a year in November. Fort Burgoyne in Dover, Kent was originally known as Castle Hill Fort. Work started in 1861 and it was complete in 1868 as one of the Palmerston forts surrounding the South of England. All of the guns were removed by 1912, though the fort continued in use during the First World War as a command post. It was decommissioned in 1920 and sold off in 1929 and converted into a small zoo. Before the Second World War; it was used as an observation post from 1938, became part of the local anti-invasion system in 1939-40 and was used as part of the air defence network against V-1 flying bombs in 1944. There was partial restoration in 2012-13 that uncovered previously buried features of the fort. She died after she was pierced in the breast by an arrow. Now, mysterious footsteps are said to be heard in the castle to this day.This 18th Century Manor House is thought to be home to a number of ghosts, including a former owner Miss Savage, who has been seen at a bay window and turns to face anyone entering what is now a a dining room, and an Edwardian lady known as the Merry Widow of Mereworth. Following his death, villagers in Patrixbourne began to see visions of the a ghostly Chitty Chitty Bang Bang thundering through the lanes. In 1934 a young woman called Renee was riding home along Blue Bell Hill on a gloomy autumn's evening. This was to guard the high ground northeast of the strategic port of Dover, just north of Dover Castle. Among the figures who hve been sighted in the pub there are a Tudor maid, a coachman who gazes longingly at the fire in the public bar and a Cavalier wandering around the upstairs rooms. 9. Misty miller