Knoxville Ghosts: Haunts, Spirits, and Poltergeists Walking Tour

Blount Mansion, the humble yet historic home of Tennessee’s first governor, carries with it whispers of the past. Visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing unexplained noises, adding to its haunted reputation.

As you walk across the Gay Street Bridge, feel the chilling breeze that carries tales of tragic accidents and lost souls. Some say the spirits of those who met untimely ends here still linger, searching for peace.

Bijou Theater

The Bijou Theater, with its grand stage and rich history, is not just a cultural landmark but also a hub for paranormal activity. Ghostly apparitions and unexplained sounds are said to haunt this historic venue.

Step quietly through the First Presbyterian Church Graveyard, where the oldest graves in the city rest. The spirits of Knoxville’s early settlers are said to wander these grounds, their presence felt by many who pass through.

The East Tennessee History Center holds more than just artifacts; it’s rumored to house restless spirits as well. Stories of ghostly encounters within its walls suggest that history isn't the only thing preserved here.

Market Square

Market Square, once a bustling center of commerce, now hosts a lively farmers market, but some say the ghosts of past merchants still linger. Listen closely, and you might hear the echoes of their voices among the market stalls.