In the early 19th century, “Kate,” the Bell Witch ghost, tormented the Bell family in Adams, Tennessee, residing in a cave behind their property. | Glenn Taylor/ShutterstockĮvery kid in Tennessee grows up scared of the Bell Witch, daring each other at sleepovers to say “I hate the Bell Witch” 100 times in front of the bathroom mirror to summon her malevolent spirit. AK Not hard to see why this spot inspired The Shining. We're sure it'll be brisker than you expected. Wait, burned-down asylum? UFO sightings? Rumors of multiple cults? No wonder the natives called it “Hutukngna,” or the place of the Devil. Oh, and the ghost of the teen who found some old electroshock equipment from the canyon's burnt-down asylum and fried his brain despite the site having no power. Oh, and the ghosts of children who, according to (uncorroborated) legend, were taken from a nearby orphanage and used in ritualistic sacrifices. Keep an eye out for sweeping city views-and the ghosts of 29 people who perished here in a plane crash in the '50s. Turnbull Canyon offers a 4-mile hike through the sprawling Puente Hills. But none of them come with the promise of a brisk, scenic hike. John's Modern Cabins Missouri Route 66 IMG_9016-HDR.California is packed with terrifying places, from cult compounds to famous murder sites, haunted hotels, and mysterious mansions. In the depression era, cabins and campgrounds were popular low-cost alternatives to expensive hotels. Route 66 in Missouri serving travellers on the main road of the day.
Originally built in1931 by Beatrice and Bill Bayliss and called Bill and Bess's Place, a tourist court with a dance hall and six log cabins on U.S. Unmaintained since 1971 and bypassed since the 1960s, the property is in dire condition and beyond repair.
John's Modern Cabins are an abandoned ghost tourist court on U.S.
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