Kent Ghosts

Kent Ghosts is a regional account of reported hauntings and ghost lore connected with the county of Kent. Its subject places it within the tradition of county-based supernatural writing, where apparitions and haunting claims are recorded in relation to a particular English landscape rather than treated as part of a general paranormal survey.

The book is a historical reference point for Kentish ghost literature, documenting the county’s place in 20th-century interest in local supernatural traditions. Available bibliographic records identify it as a 1977 work by G. Weaver, published by James Pike, and classify it specifically among books about ghosts. Detailed chapter information is scarce, so individual locations and incidents cannot be confidently identified from the surviving catalogue evidence.