Ghost Hunter Walks in Kent

Ghost Hunter Walks in Kent gathers reported hauntings and ghost stories connected with places across the county. Its subject is local rather than theoretical, linking accounts of apparitions and other alleged disturbances with Kent’s towns, villages, historic buildings and public landmarks.

The wider Kent material associated with Rupert Matthews includes the reported ghost of Charles Darwin at Rochester’s Corn Exchange, a phantom Spitfire said to appear around Biggin Hill, and Pluckley’s reputation as one of England’s most haunted villages. These accounts sit alongside local traditions attached to older sites, presenting Kent’s supernatural folklore as a collection of stories rooted in particular places and remembered through successive generations.