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18:50 (cur | prev) +4,701 GaryJJSpate talk contribs (Created page with "{{CaseInfobox |name=Pluckley |type=Village-wide haunting |region=Kent, England |first_report=c. 1950 (popularised 1960s–70s) |status=Filed }} '''Pluckley''' is a village in Kent, England, long reputed to be Britain's most haunted village. It earned a mention in the ''Guinness Book of World Records'' in 1989, and popular accounts have credited it with anywhere from twelve to sixteen distinct ghosts since the claim first took hold in the mid-20th century. The villag...")
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19:10 (cur | prev) +7,724 GaryJJSpate talk contribs (Created page with "{{CaseInfobox |name=Kent |type=County-wide filing (hub page) |region=Kent, England |first_report=Medieval (earliest written accounts); modern filing ongoing |status=Filed }} '''Kent''' is England's south-easternmost county, its coastline facing the Channel and its interior threaded with some of the oldest continuously occupied settlements in Britain. Between the castles, the marshland, the ancient drove roads and the long naval and wartime history along the coast, Kent...")