Haunted Bromley

Haunted Bromley gathers reported ghost stories and other strange accounts from across the London borough, including phantom highwaymen, troublesome poltergeists, eerie creatures and allegedly haunted houses. Neil Arnold approaches these tales as local folklore, linking them to particular places and longstanding stories connected with the district.

The book gives special attention to Biggin Hill, where wartime spirits are said to linger, and Chislehurst Caves, whose subterranean passages have accumulated their own unsettling reputation. Other cases take the reader into Bromley’s most frequently cited haunted areas, creating a local collection of supernatural reports rooted in the borough’s streets, buildings and landscape.