Locals have reported seeing lights coming from the church's windows late at night when no one is there. The ghost of a local miller is also said to haunt the churchyard in search of a lost love.

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Ghostbuster Dave Sage is head of the Kent Paranormal Investigators and boasts of seeing a number of spine-chilling sights over the years. During another investigation with the paranormal group they went to a dilapidated building, formerly the Lissenden School in Hawkhurst, Kent. Hever Castle is said to be haunted by Anne Boleyn and her father Thomas Boleyn (Image: Pete Seaward) It is set up so customers can sit down and potentially see their facial features alter into those of a spirit.Night worker DARRYLL SEABOURNE has had TWO paranormal experiences while working in the early hours. Home to numerous ghosts, the most famous to haunt Kent's most impressive castle is that of a headless drummer boy from Napoleonic times. 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.

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The 2007 bridge collapse in Minnesota, there are reports of a fire eyed, winged creature in the area prior to the fall of the bridge.

Footsteps of an unknown individual are often heard making their way up the steps from the cellar at the Ringlestone pub. Ringlestone Inn

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Hever Castle was once the home to Anne Boleyn, the second of Henry VIII’s six wives. She was executed at the Tower of London after rumours spread and Henry lost interest in her. In many traditional accounts, ghosts were often thought to be deceased people looking for vengeance, or imprisoned on earth for bad things they did during life. The appearance of a ghost has often been regarded as an omen or portent of death. Seeing one's own ghostly double or "fetch" is a related omen of death. The weather was cold but dry and windy (It always seems to be windy at Reculver) which is why we always set up in the towers as it is sheltered from the wind.The 53-year-old managed to snap this spooky picture of a woman, top, left known to locals as Margaret, during a tour of Fort Amherst in deepest Kent. I want to prove there is more to life after death. It is very addictive.” Kerry Smith, 33, from Ghostly Encounters She is said to delicately wander the castle grounds while bearing a sweet smile as she explores her former home in memory of happier and more innocent times. Anne Boleyn haunts Hever Castle 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

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I have to confess, it being my first time, the idea of calling out to spirits is quite embarrassing and I cannot build up the courage to do it. Bilsington Priory was founded in the 13th centuryI approach the priory, which is covered in scaffolding and constructed of grey rubble and topped by a clay-tiled roof. the drinks can. The light anomaly (center) is on the right hand side of the steel door coming down.