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Item #317

Haunted Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, 1995, photos and line art, 129 pp. $11.95

In his usual lively style, Price gives us more Tennessee ghost stories--some true, some folklore--like Hook Man. The mysterious footprints of a barefoot child seen on snowy days in Fentress County--the remains of a child lost in a blizzard over 125 years ago. As a musician, I was particularly fascinated by ghostly monks chanting the Dies Irae ("Day of Wrath"--a Latin hymn about the Last Judgement) and the ghostly organ builder in a Knox County church who obsessively played JS Bach's Christ Lag in Todesbanden ("Christ Lay in Death's Bondage"--a somber North German Easter hymn.) And perhaps my favorite--Tennessee High School in Bristol--where Agnes in white roams the halls, a ghostly athlete haunts the field house and an old-time steam locomotive roars out of the auditorium. There's also a chapter on Elvis apparitions.

Item #318

Haints, Witches, and Boogers, Tales from Upper East Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, 1992, 104 pp. $10.95 HB

The screaming ghost of Cooper Hall at ETSU (you'd scream too, if you died of rat poison!); Rotherwood's black Hound of Hell; and an old man, complete with ghostly walker, who haunts the site of his death by fire. Twenty tales from Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Carter, Unicoi, and Johnson counties.

Item #319

The Infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, 1994, photos and line art, index, 120 pp. $14.95 HB

What was "Old Kate"--witch, poltergeist, or murderous young girl? This malicious entity known as the Bell Witch terrified the Tennessee town of Adams for nearly four years. Price sets the scene, then describes John Bell, possibly murdered by Old Kate; his long-suffering wife, Lucy, whom Old Kate loved and pampered; Betsy Bell, tortured by the witch in the presence of her beau; and Andrew Jackson, who matched wits with the witch and lost. Kate's presence continues to be felt in the area, particularly in a cave overlooking the Red River. Price lets you draw your own conclusions about this mysterious case.

Item #820

The Infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, 1994, photos and line art, index, 120 pp. $9.95 PB

The paperback version of this title.

Item #821

The Infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, 1994, photos and line art, index, 120 pp. $14.95 2 audio tapes

The audiotape version of this title.

Item #449

More Haunted Tennessee, A New Collection of Spine-Chilling Ghost and Monster Tales from the Volunteer State, Charles Edwin Price, 1999, line art, index, 143 pp. $12.95

Folklorist Price has collected another volume of creepy-crawly tales of beasties, ghosties, haints, boogers, and things that go bump-in-the-night from the Volunteer State. The watchful ghost of the Sherrod Library at East Tennessee State University who appears without legs. The ghost who revealed the hiding place of a treasure--which had been revealed to him in life by another ghost. Doppelgangers, ghost trains, a crybaby tunnel, booger tracks in the cellar. A combination of "true" contemporary stories and local folklore.

Item #448

Mysterious Knoxville, Charles Edwin Price, 1999, photos, biblio, 100 pp $12.95

“Ghosts roam its streets, its old theaters, its graveyards, even the caverns that snake beneath its byways. Knoxville is also a city beset by mysterious beasts—from enigmatic monster cats to big hairy creatures…a whistling ghost, a piano-playing ghost, a multitude of spooks that haunt the University of Tennesee campus…ghosts that haunt mobile homes…a UT professor who tried to raise the dead in a Knoxville church….” Devil cats, the “Beast of Middlebrook”, “Whistling Jack.”

Item #451

Strange Tales of the Dark and Bloody Ground, Authentic Accounts of Restless Spirits, Haunted Honky-Tonks, and Eerie Events in Tennessee, Chris Coleman, 1998, 254 pp $9.95

In magnolia-scented prose, Coleman tells tales of witches and boogers, of historic haints and murderous spirits—old and new, throughout "Transylvania" as it was once called. The Hound of Hell of Rotherwood, said to be the spirit of Joshua Phipps, who terrorized his slaves and died choking on a mouthful of flies. Witchery on the Johnson farm where a demon hound walking on two legs brandished a gun and something slashed a cow and a mule. The Checker Cab ghost of Gap Creek who jumps on the hood of speeding cabs, hangs on for dear life, then disappears. The many ghosts of Carnton: "The General": a man in a Confederate officer’s uniform; "The Weeping Maiden": sobbing in a bedroom that was used as an operating room; the angry, noisy—and dismembered "Kitchen Ghost".

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