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Original Title:	Haunted Kent (Images of England)
ISBN:	0752436058 (ISBN13: 9780752436050)
Edition Language:	English

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This is another volume in the Haunted Places series from The History Press.
As I’ve recently moved out from urban Kent to more rural Kent I was intrigued to find out if I had any haunted sites near me.
Some of the stories may be apocryphal but given Kent’s collection of ancient houses, forts, castles, theatres etc but not all the stories can be mere imagination. The book is illustrated with black and white photos which made Greatness Cemetery which is walking distance from me look spooky and eerie. It certainly felt like that when I visited on a grey, wet day. The road on which it lies, Seal Road, is reputedly haunted but I don’t fancy wandering along it at dead of night to find out for myself.
Kent may well be called ‘The Garden of England.’ But it also has a less bucolic reputation. Smugglers, wreckers, deflowered servant girls and sacrificed infants are amongst many other reputed spooks.
There are some familiar stories such as Nell of Canterbury Cathedral’s Dark Entry, Blue bell Hill and the Theatre Royal Margate but there were several that were new to me.

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Title	:	Haunted Kent (Images Of England) (Images Of England)
Author	:	Janet Cameron
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 96 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2008 by The History Press
Categories	:	History. Nonfiction. Fantasy. Paranormal

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Janet Cameron has a BA (Hons) 2.1 with the Open University in literature and philosophy, (1994-96.) She holds an MA in Modern Poetry with the University of Kent at Canterbury, (2001-2003), incorporating the philosophical manifestos of major poets and the work of the controversial founding father of deconstruction in philosophy, Jacques Derrida. She is a retired lecturer at the University of Kent.

Had me on the edge of my seat.

Had me on the edge of my seat.