Legends from the hills: Scary stories from Tennessee.
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Scary stories from the south, okay, well its only 2 stories, but youll enjoy them, these are real stories dictated by word of mouth. I tried to be as factual as I could be, Enjoy!
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Phyllis Teague McCurray
John Turner
Wesley Lee, Oliver Springs Historian.
Oliver Springs Historical Society
Thank you so much for the History that you share! You have no idea how much it can help someone. I have been trying research The Valentines since my Grandfather passed and harder to do than I thought
Greene County Tennessee here. Lots of strange going ons here.
Me too! And I used to live in Cocke.
I’ve lived in middle Tennessee all my life
Me to Lebanon TN
I live right near Oliver Springs and Harriman Hwy 61. Always cool to hear local things like that on the interwebs.
Very happy this video popped up. Thank you.
Great work! I visit Tennessee every year but it's alway the Smokies. I really need to explore Tennessee more. Do you have an audio podcast?
I did, but I stopped adding to it due to time constraints. The platform I used got bought out and all of my episodes got erased :(
@@Oldhistoryoh no. I just started one on Red Circle and yeah having time is the issue but then losing everything would be terrible.
Love the history. Not hearing you swallow no disrespect intended.
Her son Kenneth is my papaw and she is my great grandma
The police are an hour away? At least they eventually get there. In most urban areas today there's no guarantee the police will EVER get there.
An hour may be a bit of a stretch, but is not completely unheard of. Just depends on hour far stretched out the state or county police are.
Where are you walking?
Public WMA in Hawkins county, the video itself was showing an abandoned community that existed there in the pre Cherokee dam years.