The Maxwell House Hotel

Before the Civil War the son of a wealthy judge, John Overton Jr. bought a plot of land in downtown Nashville and began building a lavish hotel. Then when the Union army rolled into town the unfinished hotel became a prison where captured Confederate soldiers were held. After the war the hotel was finished and…

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Tennessee Ghost Stories: Gambling Ghosts

A woman’s clothing boutique on the Murfreesboro Square called Sugaree’s is home to two fun loving spirits, Jeffrey, and Mr Jackson. The two are thought to be African American gentlemen who spent time in the building smoking cigars, drinking whiskey and playing cards in the early 20th century during prohibition. In fact, those that work…

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Fairvue Plantation

The home of the wealthiest slave trader in America is also one of the most haunted places in Tennessee. The house was used as a hospital during the Civil War and it’s rumored that a dying soldier wrote his last wishes on the inside cover of a book in the library. Ghosts inhabit the old…

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    Casino App Bonus Ohne Einzahlung – Top 10 Einzahlungsbonus Österreich 2022

    Glücksspiele ohne echtes geld erlaubt? Wie er heute ist, weil man die Karte nur für die Einzahlungen benutzen kann. Playtech ist ein Softwarehaus dass sich selbst vermarktet als der weltweit größte Anbieter von Online Gaming und Sportwetten Software, baccara glücksspiel der ein vielfältiges Angebot hat. Baccara glücksspiel schlüpfe in die Rolle der übernatürlich begabten Dela…

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    The Human Fly, Werewolves and Civil War Ghosts

    Due to a problem in the studio we didn’t get the intro music. But it’s still a lot of spooky fun! Allen is back answering questions from social media. We’ve got a wild story about the Human Fly died scaling the Rutherford County Courthouse in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, an insane…

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    Knoxville’s Doctor Frankenstein

    In early August 1829 Presbyterian minister and East Tennessee College professor Dr. Stephen Foster met with 24-year-old James White and 60-year-old Joshua Young in jail in Knoxville, Tennessee. Both men were convicted murderers and scheduled to be hanged. As a man of science and faith Dr. Foster had an eerie fascination with galvanism that stemmed…

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    The Wieliszew Witch

    In the autumn of 1907, a dark superstition took hold in the small Polish village of Wieliszew. It began with a peasant named Jan Zbroh, who harbored a grudge against his neighbor, Josephine Ziolhow. When Jan’s daughter, Marya, suddenly became too weak to get out of bed, she made a startling accusation: Josephine had bewitched…

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    Gallatin First United Methodist Church

    Reverend Sherman M. Merrill may have founded the First United Methodist Church in Gallatin but he was also on the run from a past that wouldn’t stop chasing him. Adultery, insurance fraud and murder were all charges that Merrill tried to duck and dodge over the years. In addition to the scandalous preacher the old…

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