Great Bayhall Manor, Pembury

Great Bayhall Manor in Pembury, Kent, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Ann West, a former inhabitant of the house. Strange noises and a shadowy figure have been reported in the hall, leading many to believe that Ann's presence still lingers. The exact nature of her connection to the haunting is unclear, but it's said that her spirit has been responsible for the unexplained occurrences. Those who have experienced the haunting can't help but wonder what Ann's story is and why she's still making her presence known.

Lesnes Abbey, Erith

Lesnes Abbey stands shrouded in mystery and a touch of the macabre, its ancient stones bearing witness to a haunting that has captured the imagination of many. Deep in the Kentish woods, the ghost of a headless monk is said to roam the grounds, a spectral figure clad in a brown robe, carrying a lantern on a hooked pole. This eerie apparition is believed to reappear annually on 31 October, a date that may forever be linked to the monk's untimely demise. The circumstances of his death are steeped in scandal and betrayal, for it is said he was caught with a woman, a transgression that would cost him his life.

The Kings Head Public House, Staplehurst

The Kings Head Public House in Staplehurst, Kent, is home to a rather unsettling phantom noise known as 'The Moaning'. It all started back in 1972 when a headstone was removed from the garden. Once the bar area and guest room were empty of people, strange noises began to emanate from within. Interestingly, the guest room seems to have a particularly unnerving effect on animals, leaving them terrified.

Maidstone Road, Sevenoaks

Maidstone Road in Sevenoaks can be a pretty ordinary stretch of highway, but on June 14th every year, it becomes a focal point for paranormal activity. This is the spot where a woman lost her life in a road traffic accident back in 1959, and it's said that on the anniversary of her death, her ghostly figure appears, stepping out in front of traffic just as she did all those years ago. It's a haunting that has been observed by multiple witnesses, and one that continues to fascinate and unsettle people to this day.

Unnamed road in village, Pluckley

Pluckley village in Kent is known for its rural charm and dark history of paranormal activity. One eerie incident that has been reported in the area involves a taxi driver who picked up a passenger on an unnamed road in the village. The passenger got into the back of the cab, but when the driver turned around to ask where he was headed, he found the car was empty. This bizarre encounter has left many wondering about the identity of the phantom passenger and the reason behind his sudden disappearance.

The Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel, Dartford

The Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel in Dartford, Kent has a reputation for ghostly encounters. The most famous phantom is said to be Winifred, an eight-year-old girl who tragically passed away from tuberculosis within the hotel walls. According to reports, she's known for being rather 'petulant', often causing trouble by smashing glasses and windows whenever alterations are made at the hotel. Visitors have also reported encountering a friendly dog that likes to warm their feet, while others claim to catch whiffs of cigar smoke - attributed to the presence of a cavalier.