Tennessee has many ghosts and hauntings, but it may be best known for the Bell Witch.
The “Bell Witch” is actually a ghost, who even frightened off President Andrew Jackson. Fleeing after the ghost threw furniture at him, he said, “I wish no more dealings with that torment.”
The original Bell Witch may have been [...]
These are just a few of many websites and articles related to the Bell Witch hauntings.
Most of these links have been online since 1998, and offer authentic information about this genuine haunting.
Bell Witch websites
The Bell Witch, a website by Pat Fitzhugh, author of The Bell Witch Haunting. If you’re serious [...]
The Bell Witch story was as sensational in the 19th century as it is today. However, many people wonder what happened to the remaining Bell Family and others related to the story, after the Witch left their home.
The Bell family
After 1821, the John Bell family generally lived normal lives, had many children, [...]
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The true story of the Bell Witch
The Bell Witch was real. By the end of 1817, it had been witnessed by most of the Bell family and at least one outsider.
The Bell Witch became a sensation. Neighbors–and even strangers–travelled great distances to visit the [...]
The Bell Witch was first seen in 1817. After tormenting an entire town and killing John Bell, she vanished for years.
Today, she haunts a cave near the Bell family farm. She is one of America’s most frightening ghosts.
President Andrew Jackson, who spent a sleepless night at the haunted Bell home, said, “I’d rather [...]
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