Beware, dear reader, of the horrors that await within the walls of Eastgate House, a historic building in Rochester, Kent, England. Built-in the late 16th century, this place holds a dark past, one that even the famous author Charles Dickens couldn't resist. Dickens himself was drawn to this place, seeking inspiration for his twisted tales. It's said that he used Eastgate House as the setting for the home of Barty Rudge in his novel "Barnaby Rudge."But beware, for the horrors that lie within Eastgate House extend beyond the imagination of even Charles Dickens. Apparitions of children and other ghastly figures have been spotted by those who dare to enter. Whispers of a young girl who died within the house echo through the halls, and some say her spirit still lingers, haunting all who dare to cross her path. But if you dare to face the terror that lies within, Eastgate…