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The Vault @ The EERIE Files
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THE VAULT
The archive of The EERIE Files

Every case, sighting, and legend we've covered — written up properly and kept in one place. Ghosts, UFOs, psychic experiences, tarot, cryptids, and everything else that doesn't quite add up.

Believer, skeptic, or just here for the stories — dig in.

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Pluckley — Britain's Guinness World Record holder for most haunted village, with twelve distinct ghosts packed into a village you could walk end to end in twenty minutes. Fright Corner, the Red Lady of St Nicholas, and the Screaming Woods all sit within a few hundred yards of each other.

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Did You Know?

  • Kent has the second-highest number of official UFO sightings of any county in the UK, behind only London.
  • The ghost story at Reculver Towers was later linked to an actual archaeological find beneath the ruins.
  • Pluckley's "Screaming Woods" get their name from reports of disembodied screams heard by visitors for decades.

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