Tennessee

A haunted location: Congress Inn in Nashville, Tennessee.

Details: Early one Saturday morning in 1987 a visitor was awaken by someone sitting on the back of their legs at their knees, they were unable to turn over for maybe 10 to 15 seconds.

A haunted location: Mills Plantation in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

Details: The plantation is said to be haunted by ghosts of soldiers from the Civil War.  Apparations have been reported to have been seen, unexplanable noises have been heard, pictures have shifted by themselves.  Home is currently owned by country music star Loretta Lynn and is open for tours as part of Loretta Lynn’s Rance.  The home was featured on a Travel Channel special called “Loretta Lynn’s Haunted Plantation.

A haunted location: Lennox Place in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Details: Lennox subdivision – Not many of the neighbors want to talk about it but some do.

The whole Lennox subdivision has experienced ghosts.

It is not a house but many houses that see the same ghosts.

A man with white hair, in a long nightgown.

A young girl with long blonde hair.

They are mischievous mostly and not mean.

They like to open people’s garage doors in the middle of the night.

Rattle dishes.

A haunted location: The Smoke Stacks in Millington, Tennessee.

Details: This used to be a gunpowder factory during the world wars.

Most of it is under ground and a lot of tunnels.

Rumor has it that it was used by an old crazy homeless man to kill and hide his victims.

The factory is off limits but you can see the stacks for miles.

A haunted location: Johnson City – Cherokee in Washington, Tennessee.

Details: dry creek – It has been said that if you are out after dark that something will walk up behind you.

You can’t see anyone but you can feel their presents.

if you run it will chase you but if you stop it will stop.

Some people have actually seen it.

They have said that it looks like human with no face.

A haunted location: Burntmill Bridge in Sunbright, Tennessee.

Details: People have recorded sightings of a young girl walking back and forth across the old ran down bridge(thats only about 25 feet high), looking for her father that killed her and threw her over the bridge in the early 1960’s.

No one ever reported her doing harm except one had said to seen her fall off the bridge and and not make a splash when entering the water.

A haunted location: Rotherwood Mansion in Kingsport, Tennessee.

Details: Sometime back, a women lived in this house, and was looking for a husband.

When she found one, he drowned on a fishing trip at Holston River on the wedding day.

This happened several times to this girl, and soon she murdered herself.

Now on foggy, full moon nights, people have reported 2 things.

1, they said they saw a women in a wedding dress in her room window, crying.

2, they saw a women in a wedding dress rushing down Holston River.

A haunted location: Fort Donelson National Battlefield in Dover, Tennessee.

Details: Cemetery – haunted by the ghost of Civil War infantryman Reuben Hammond, who is buried there.

Reuben believes his job is to stand watch and make sure his dead comrades are safe.

He’s also very lonely and sad because no one talks to him.

Even if you can’t see him, just a simple greeting makes his day (or eternity, as it were).

A haunted location: Alexander Inn in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Details: When you walk in you can hear people walking up stairs.  There is blood on the walls and broken glass every where.  Out side of the hotel you can see a figure looking through the curtains of the window.

A haunted location: The Baumgartner House in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee.

Details: Located directly across the street from the cemetery.

Built and owned by the first undertaker of the town.

Haunted by three family members.

A woman, probably the original owner’s wife dressed in a blue dress, a dark haired attractive man, and a slender tall man with a short hair cut wearing a long john shirt and slacks.

Seen frequently in rooms not being used for a period of time and then used again.