Ghosts of Kent

Ghosts of Kent gathers reported hauntings from across the county, linking ghost stories with the houses, castles and historic places where they are said to occur. Peter Underwood includes the account of Anne West at Old Bayhall Manor, whose fear of premature burial forms part of the book’s darker historical material.

Other cases include the old gentleman associated with Cleve Court in Minster, reportedly treated almost like a familiar visitor, and an unsettling episode at Lympne Castle during a Ghost Club outing. The result is a county-focused collection of apparitions, local traditions and witness accounts, presented through specific Kentish locations rather than as a general study of paranormal claims.