Quote from Angela on March 25, 2020, 4:08 pm

Nestled amongst the Dickens era cobbled streets of Canterbury in Kent is one of Britains oldest and most haunted pubs.

Originally owned by Thomas Matthews who died in 1818 passing the property on to his son John. In November 1789 after an altercation with a customer, landlady Mrs Peek died here from injuries sustained during the event.

Some years after this, a previous servant girl who worked here hung herself with sheets. 

Paranormal investigators state this place is rampant with active phenomena as a result of so much history retained within its walls. 

This pub is so active that owners arranged an exorcism of the building hoping to end ongoing disturbances such as items being moved around, unnerving screaming voices and sightings of full body apparitions. Owners believe one of these apparitions to be the spirit of a little girl who was murdered in cold blood here.

Customers and diners often frantically report hearing heavy breathing over their shoulders and one gentleman says he saw one wall of the bar completely covered in actively moving dark shadows when nobody was present in the room. 

Paranormal teams have recorded creepy EVP (electronic voice phenomena) recordings of voices shouting 'Get Out!', whilst another family claim to have witnessed a lady in a white dress literally walk through a wall as a mist.