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Haunted Places in Tennessee

Browse haunted places and local history across Tennessee.

12 haunted places9 cities & towns7 categories

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12 places

Editorial basis: cards use each listing's short description and are ordered by haunting level, then views. Approved community reports are counted separately.

Paranormal Hotspots

Bell Witch Cave

Adams, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Extreme

Haunted Houses

Carnton Mansion

Franklin, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) High

Paranormal Hotspots

The Orpheum Theatre

Memphis, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) High

Haunted Hotels

The Peabody Memphis

Memphis, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Ryman Auditorium

Nashville, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Abandoned Places

Tennessee State Prison

Nashville, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Museums & Heritage Sites

Rose Mont

Gallatin, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Haunted Hotels

Thomas House Hotel

Red Boiling Springs, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Abandoned Places

Hales Bar Dam

Guild, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Local Legends

Bell Witch

Adams, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Abandoned Places

No Business

Oneida, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Museums & Heritage Sites

Cades Cove

Townsend, TN

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

About haunted places in Tennessee

Tennessee's haunted places span historic hotels, theaters, saloons and old homes — many tied to the region's frontier and railroad-era past.

The places listed here are drawn from local history, published folklore and visitor reports. Many are open to the public, and several offer overnight stays and guided tours. Stories are recorded as accounts rather than established fact.