The ghosts of 'Eyhorne Manor’ and ‘Greenway Court’ - both originally dating back to 1400, and the horse-and-rider of ‘Pilgrim’s Way’.
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Eyhorne Manor was built in the early 15th century and probably stood alone overlooking the village green. It is a typical hall or yeoman's house. The house is unique in that it has been restored over a period of twenty years by Sheila and Derek Simmons and their two daughters completely unaided.
Greenway Court, from which the sixth Lord Fairfax derived the name of his wilderness lodge in Virginia, still stands, close at the foot of the North Downs, on the boundary line of Harrietsham and Hollingbourne. Some of the old masonry dates from the fourteenth century, but the house has been several times rebuilt. According to the owner in September 2000, the house, as it is today, was built in 1786 on the old foundations. The previous house burnt down in 1782.
Ghosts of Kent
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