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Kent Life

Kent Life's archive tradition names Rebecca Alexander, said to have died in a cart accident in 1912 and to search for the baby who survived.

Kent Life is a ticketed family attraction with seasonal opening and special-event dates. Book or check current admission before travelling, supervise children around animals and historic structures, and do not enter non-public farm or service areas.

Place: Sandling, Kent
Area: North Kent and Medway
Type: Open-air heritage farm park
Source record: Folklore and oral history
Visitor access: Public or ticketed access

History

Kent Life is an open-air heritage farm park at Sandling. Its visitor landscape combines farming, gardens and relocated or reconstructed historic buildings to interpret Kentish rural life, so this record does not pretend the entire site is one original period property.

Reported activity

The Paranormal Database records a tradition that Rebecca Alexander, described as a farmer's wife killed in a 1912 cart accident, remains at the attraction looking for her surviving newborn child. The archive labels the source only as published media and does not identify a building, witness or underlying record.

KASE perspective

KASE has not investigated Kent Life. The story remains folklore attached to the named attraction, and the broad geometry is intentional because the source supplies no honest basis for a building-level pin.

Visiting responsibly

Kent Life is a ticketed family attraction with seasonal opening and special-event dates. Book or check current admission before travelling, supervise children around animals and historic structures, and do not enter non-public farm or service areas. Check the venue or landowner's current information before travelling, respect closures and private property, and never enter unsafe or restricted areas.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-20

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