Gatlinburg Haunts Blog - Haunted Places

Before teens and college daredevils made it a municipal ordinance for hotels to have balconies that were either inaccessible, the south attracted all manner of unique individuals. Capone, Ma Baker, Ji...

The building that is now recognized as The General Morgan Inn was known as the DeWoody Tavern, a janky wooden structure built in the early 1790s by a man named William Dunwoody. The establishment was ...

Drummond Bridge is part of a railway system that transported coal from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s in Eastern Tennessee. The bridge itself crosses over Coal Creek, a namesake of the goods used to m...