Haunted Nashville

The Haunted Tennessee State Prison

For nearly a century, Tennessee State Prison housed the condemned and the violent. Today, their tormented spirits remain trapped within its castle-like walls, making it one of America's most haunted correctional facilities.

The Ghosts of the Ryman Auditorium

The 'Mother Church of Country Music' resonates with supernatural energy as the spirits of legendary performers refuse to take their final bow in this historic Nashville venue.

The Ghosts of Tootsie's Orchid Lounge

Nashville's most famous honky-tonk continues to serve spirits of both kinds, as ghostly patrons and performers refuse to leave this legendary Broadway establishment.

The Haunted Drury Plaza Hotel

Once the Tennessee Trust Building, this 1925 landmark is now home to numerous spirits. Guests report mysterious apparitions, unexplained cold spots, and the sounds of phantom footsteps echoing through the historic halls.

The Ghosts of the Hermitage

President Andrew Jackson's historic plantation home remains active with paranormal energy. Visitors encounter the spirit of Old Hickory himself, along with other restless souls who call this sacred ground their eternal home.

The Ghosts of Printer's Alley

Once the heart of Nashville's nightlife and home to speakeasies, burlesque shows, and music venues, Printer's Alley remains active with the spirits of performers and patrons who refuse to leave the stage of their former glory.

The Ghost of Skull's Rainbow Room

The flamboyant spirit of David 'Skull' Schulman still walks Printer's Alley with his beloved poodles, haunting the Rainbow Room where Elvis, Johnny Cash, and countless legends once performed.

Alley Taps

A Printer's Alley dive bar with a dark past as a Prohibition gin mill, haunted by gangsters, bootleggers, and murder victims from the mob era.

The Ghosts of Benchmark Pub