Haunted Kent

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In 1264 the castle was under seige by the rebel, Simon de Montfort, when Blanche fled to the top of the building. Wrong move. Footsteps of an unknown individual are often heard making their way up the steps from the cellar at the Ringlestone pub. Ringlestone Inn Having been fatally shot in the heart with a crossbow bolt not intended for her, Lady Blanche de Warrenne is said to persistently haunt her place of death at Rochester Castle.

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." After some time had passed without event, her dog suddenly became agitated and began to whimper, as animal’s are known to do when there is a paranormal presence in the room. In 1989, the Ashford village was even named the Guinness World Records’ most haunted village in England.Visions of a horse drawn carriage, along with the clip clop of horses hooves, haunt Maltman's Hill, according to locals. This is similar to the encounters with a ghost girl which other visitors of Mote Park have reported, but it is unclear just who the girl might have been during her life. Nowadays the murderer can be heard at night taking the body to the well to be disposed of. Sometimes the sounds of scuffling and a body being dragged outside can also be heard.

Following his death, villagers in Patrixbourne began to see visions of the a ghostly Chitty Chitty Bang Bang thundering through the lanes.Get into the spirit of the season with Walmer Castle and Gardens' spooky woodland walk (Image: English Heritage) The road takes its name from the huge defensive ditch and bank that once contributed to the town's defences. The fosse consisted of a 10 metre wide earth bank that was up to 4.5 metres high. Any invaders planning to scale this would have had to make their way across a 6 metre wide ditch, that was up to 2.5 metres deep and flooded in parts with water from the Medway. The defences combined with the river to create a formidable circle around the old town and castle, that ran 800 metres from The Slade to Lyons Crescent. The Fosse had three gates; Big Bridge, East Street and Lansdowne Road. On the evening before the last Great Warbirds Air Show, in 1991, several sightings were made of Second World War aircraft and their crew in and around the hanger and landing on the runway.

A 90 minute tour of Canterbury's dark side, an entertaining blend of history, humour and haunting. If you want History, Humour and Haunting, there is only one place to be- The Canterbury Ghost Tour! Home to numerous ghosts, the most famous to haunt Kent's most impressive castle is that of a headless drummer boy from Napoleonic times. Supposedly, there are tunnels running under the park that are haunted, and there also have been reports from people claiming to have seen a little girl in a white nightdress standing in the park at night or running between the trees.Our team of experienced investigators will be on hand throughout the night so that you can participate in:- Another example of this is St Eanswythe's Mission church, a small chapel that you will see on your left. When the railway came to town it brought with it a number of workers and their families. Spotting a gap in the market, Mary Gorham established a bible class for the women and girls that lived in this area. As numbers expanded, the class moved around South Tonbridge before finally settling here in 1890, in a purpose built mission hall, much like St Andrews on our Darling Buds Walk. In the latter years of the 20th century there were constant reports of two hooded figures moving around between the two towers at night When approached, both figures would just melt away into nothingness. Shiprights Arms, Faversham, Kent.