Haunted Ramsgate

The resident ghost, a man in an early Victorian military uniform, is a mysterious figure often seen leaning against an external wall, silently observing passersby.

There is also a female ghostly manifestation that is said to appear on a short flight of steps from the ground floor. She is often seen sitting on the top step, wearing either a long white dress or nightdress and a cotton cap.

The ghost of Isaac Jarman, Coxswain of Ramsgate Lifeboat (1860-1870) reportedly seen in the cellar.

Ellington House area, that used to stand here, is said to be haunted by the 17th century family's daughter, who's ghost roams the tunnels beneath the house.

The wife has been seen in the park, running from her husband, also walking past the bandstand.

The husband, buried at St. Lawrence's church, is said to roam the park in a long, flowing robe.

Visitors have reported hearing voices and whispers in the building.

Ghostly sightings have been reported, with figures seen lingering in the shadows.

The building is described as having a chilling atmosphere where strange occurrences have been reported for years.

A MoD fireman was on kitchen duty in the early hours of the morning when he spotted a semi-translucent figure wearing a flying helmet, Irvin jacket and Mae West life preserver.

Others had seen the entity, considered to be a pilot who crashed into a snow drift during the World War II.

Given the locations history, it's hardly surprising that visitors often describe icy cold spots, ghostly whispers and an overwhelming sense of sadness, possibly linked to the wartime trauma suffered within.

The presence of previous owner Mrs Elsie Robson, known as "Ma" Robson, can be felt in the ladies toilets.