Haunted Places in Tennessee

The Infamous Bell Witch.
President Andrew Jackson once reported that the Bell Home in Robertson County near the Red River was the site of a horrific haunting of the Bell family. It is purported that in 1817, Kate Batts, the "Bell Witch", was a murderous and vengeful ghost who began physically attacking the Bell family and their visitors. Eventually, as each family member died by disease or accident, the town came to understand the Bell family was under the control of a demonic spirit. The house is now gone, but the property continues to be haunted. Paranormal researchers investigating the site have been pushed, scratched, beaten, and tripped. Many ghost-hunters refuse to visit the site and psychics often become overwhelmed by the evil dwelling on the property.
Simply take U.S. Highway 41 north from Nashville until you reach the Adams. As you near the Kentucky state line, you will encounter a road marker near a gravel road, which signals the start of the Bell property. Follow the gravel road to a monument commemorating the Bell family, and you will find yourself standing at the very site where John Bell was tormented.

The Lady of the Night.
The Read House in Chattanooga is home to the ghost of a prostitute killed by a Union soldier in room 311. Many guests cannot stay overnight in the room due to heightened ghostly phenomena.
827 Broad St, Chattanooga

War is Hell.
Built in 1826, the Carnton Mansion in Franklin has been a home, army hospital and hotel in the past. Many otherworldly phenomena is present in the building and many believe the ghosts of soldiers and patients alike roam its grand halls at night. The Carnton Confederate Cemetery is across the road and is also haunted.
1345 Carnton Lane Franklin, Tennessee 37064

Aiming to Scare.
The Ames Plantation in Hickory Valley is home to several spirits, two of which committed suicide, and many more who were slaves.
Mr. James Anderson, P.O. Box 389, Grand Junction, TN 38039

History in Art.
The Metal Museum in Memphis is built on the site of an old Confederate Army Hospital. Haunted by the victims of yellow fever and war, the building is plagued by ghostly apparitions, especially in the morgue.
374 Metal Museum Dr. Memphis, TN

Dover Surrender.
Built in 1851, the Dover Hotel is the site of the surrender of the Confederate General Buckner to General Grant in 1862. The building, which is part of the Fort Donelson National Battlefield Park, is home to several war torn spirits.
Fort Donelson National Battlefield is located off Highway 79 in Dover, Tennessee. It is approximately ninety miles west of Nashville, on the west bank of the Cumberland River.

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