Built in the 1600s, The Tyler’s Kiln is one of Kent’s oldest inns and known for its resident ghost, a young Victorian girl seen near the fireplace. Staff have heard her humming nursery rhymes and moving cutlery when no guests are present. Cold spots, flickering lights, and footsteps in empty corridors are common, especially during renovations. Its long history and eerie calm make it a fixture of Canterbury’s haunted pub circuit.