Also, later that month and year, two motorists reported hitting a woman wearing a red scarf near the Robin Hood Lane junction at Bluebell Hill. They searched and informed the police, but yet again, nobody was ever found. Haunted Rooms Reader Story

He didn't believe in ghosts or anything like that. He thought it was a load of nonsense," she added. "He sat there and just said 'I'm going, I've got to get out of here and he just ran to the door'. More deaths followed including Arthur Wood in January 1917 and Stanley Coates, a 12-year-old boy who was run over outside the property in May 1920, but removed to the house before he succumbed to his injuries. Previously called both The Spectre's Arms and The Ghost's Arms because there have been so many hauntings, strange things are still going on behind its walls to this day. Join in the fun in Faversham by dressing up your dog and taking part in the first ever Howl-O-Ween dog parade around the town centre on Saturday 29th October. The parade will start at 11am outside Ollie Bongo's in Market Place. The Mayor and Mayoress of Faversham will then lead the parade around town accompanied by Fang, a life size scary hound! There will be prizes for the scariest dog, scariest dressed family and best dressed shop window display. Make it a family event and dress up the kids and canines – you won't want to miss this one!The police were called, after the family fled in terror, and Constable O’Kelly arrived, only to have the unseen phantom throw items at him from the corner of the room.

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." The highwayman was also said to have been run through with a sword and was pinned to a tree in what is now known as Fright Corner. He now appears to locals and visitors as a shadowy figure. The Elderly Woman And if you really, really want to be creeped out, travel experts at StressFreeCarRental.com have done the research to reveal the creepiest villages in the country based on stuff likeghost sightings and local hauntings. Susan was due to marry a RAF technician the following day but her Ford Cortina spun out of control and collided with a Jaguar heading the other way.Walking with Ghosts is an immersive installation which explores the impact of conflict on Folkestone and its community over the last 100 years. Founded in 1253, the gorgeous Bilsington Priory is now used as a fairy-tale wedding venue because of its stunning grounds and gardens and breathtaking Kentish countryside beyond. Still, its long history hasn't always been so cheery. A once mighty fortification, Richborough was a base for a legion of soldiers. Footsteps of phantoms are said to be heard before the noise grows into a steady march. The house was originally built in 1863 and was called Rectory Cottage as it was the home of the rector of St Nicholas Church nearby. There is a passage in the cathedral known as the 'Dark Entry' which is thought to be haunted by the ghost of Nell Cook, who was a servant of a canon (priest) at the cathedral.