The White Horse Inn, Chilham.

© P.E. Blanche 1978

© P.E. Blanche 2000

Huddled in the North East corner of the square in the White Horse public house. The White Horse was at one time The Vicarage and home of the Rev. Sampson Hieron who died in 1677. Perhaps the present use of the building has disturbed the old cleric sufficiently enough for him to have been known to make regular appearances in the pub, a grey haired gentleman in a black gown and gaiters who stands gazing into the large fireplace. He supposedly appears at 10.10 a.m. in the mornings.

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