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The Bell Witch Legend is one of the most prominent horror stories of Tennessee. In the early 19th century, John Bell and his family were haunted by an malignant spirit, also known as a poltergeist. Supposedly the haunting got so awful that it took John Bell's life and continues to haunt and cast a pall over northern Tennessee.

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CC BY-ND 2.0. According to urban legend, a geeky young boy at Pine Haven School in Jamestown, TN, went to the bathroom by himself one day. Bullies followed and shoved him. They accidentally pushed the boy into the mirror, lodging a piece of glass in his neck. The bullies watched in horror as he bled out on the floor.

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The Wampus Cat - Appalachian Mountains/East TN. It has many names, as most folklore creatures tend to, but in the Volunteer State, the Wampus Cat is said to be a half-dog-half-cat creature that

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#TennesseeToday we explore the Volinteer States...Tennessee Top 10 Urban Legends including The Vengeful Bathroom Ghost, Old Green Eyes, The Legend of Sadie

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4. The Legend of Sensabaugh Tunnel. Mike D'Angelo - Flickr. Whether the tunnel is haunted by a young woman murdered by her father, or a terrifying old man that wanders about in the dark at night, the legends that swirl around Sensabaugh Tunnel give it enough eeriness for a lifetime. 5. The Legend of the White Screamer.

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The Cedarhurst Mansion was built by Stephen Ewing in 1823. Sally, 15 years old, was visiting her sister Mary Ewing at the mansion in 1837. She became extremely sick and died just three weeks shy

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Greenbrier Restaurant in Gatlinburg, Tennessee is loud and proud about their ghost infestation. It's the stories, though - the legends of the restaurant patrons that will get those goosebumps goin'. 5. This mansion in East Tennessee has a dark and evil history. Frightmare Mansion - Facebook.

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16. Kansas. Stull Cemetery in Stull, Kansas, is famously home to a Gateway to Hell, but the state has plenty of other urban legends—like the Hamburger Man of Hutchinson, Kansas. Tales about the

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Minnesota: Wendigo. This is one of the oldest legendary monsters, dating back to the folklore of Native Americans, who hunted these 15-foot-tall shape-shifting creatures even into the early 20 th century. Anyone who resorts to cannibalism and tastes human flesh will become one.

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Shiloh, TN. Photo Credit: National Park Service. The battle of Shiloh was among the worst of the entire Civil War. In fact, at the time, the 23,000 casualties made it the bloodiest battle in American history. The park is over 5,000 acres, but Shiloh National Cemetery is claimed to be the most haunted spot.

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Georgia: "The Song of the Cell". As urban legend goes, in 1848 Elleck and his wife, Betsy, both slaves, were in their home one night when their master, drunk and belligerent, crashed open the

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In the 1950s, teenagers used the abandoned road for parties or as a lovers' lane. Different urban legends circulated about killers with hooks for hands, a ghost wandering the railroad tracks, and a creepy woman who screams at passersby. One story claimed a shack-dwelling serial killer named Zombie slayed young lovers, giving Lawler Ford Road

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Have a look—preferably under the covers and with a flashlight—at these 11 terrifying tales that actually happened. 1. Rats in the toilet bowl. You stagger into the bathroom at 3 a.m. to

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25 Creepy Urban Legends From Around The World. By Emily Madriga Updated January 16, 2024. Syarafina Yusof. In the town I grew up in, there was an old railroad bridge with blood from a girls' suicide that supposedly could never be washed off and didn't fade with age. A bunch of redditors told the stories of the urban legends they grew up

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9 The Boogeyman of New York, Cropsey. The story of Cropsey was once just a Staten Island urban legend kids told to scare each other. As it was said, Cropsey was an escaped mental patient with a hook for a hand that kidnapped children and murdered them in the underground abandoned tunnels of the Seaview Hospital.

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10. The Goatman. Possibly one of the strangest and most well-known urban legends out there is the Goatman of Beltsville, Maryland. According to legend, the 8-foot tall creature wields an axe and is said to be half-animal, half-man. It was first reported in 1957 by a couple who spotted the beast in their driveway.

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On May 30, 2014, two 12-year-old girls named Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, who believed in the scary urban legend, lured a friend into the woods outside their Milwaukee suburb where they planned to kill her and leave her as an offering to Slender Man. They stabbed their 12-year-old friend Payton Leutner 19 times and left her in the woods to die.

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Here's the story: a girl and her dog are home alone, so she has her dog sleep under her bed because she's scared. In the middle of the night, the girl wakes up to the sound of creepy dripping

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An urban legend, myth, ... The legend was adapted into a horror movie, 999-9999, in 2002. The Death ship of the Platte River ... Skinned Tom is an urban legend from Walland, Tennessee about a young man named Tom and a bogeyman-type figure who came to a grisly end.

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The scariest horror movies based on urban legends made viewers feel like the story was real and gave credence to the most outrageous of claims. Butterfly Kisses (2018)

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Since that day, the White Lady of Stow Lake has haunted the shores, approaching visitors and begging them to help find her child. The Curse of the Bell Witch in Adams, Tennessee, USA