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Look inside the Tennessee cave where visitors claim to hear ghostly sounds

Oct. 13, 2025, 12:17 p.m. ET
The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, draws visitors from around the world, especially around Halloween.
The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, draws visitors from around the world, especially around Halloween.
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The Bell Witch legend dates to the early 1800s when the Bell family reported hauntings on their Tennessee farm. A replica of their cabin, pictured here, can be seen during tours.
The Bell Witch legend dates to the early 1800s when the Bell family reported hauntings on their Tennessee farm. A replica of their cabin, pictured here, can be seen during tours.
Nathan Diller
Signage points visitors to the cave's entrance.
Signage points visitors to the cave's entrance.
Nathan Diller
The entrance to the Bell Witch Cave.
The entrance to the Bell Witch Cave.
Nathan Diller
A path leads guests deep into the cave, where some visitors claim they hear sounds like children laughing, dogs barking and more.
A path leads guests deep into the cave, where some visitors claim they hear sounds like children laughing, dogs barking and more.
Nathan Diller
The Bell Witch Cave is open for tours between May and November.
The Bell Witch Cave is open for tours between May and November.
Nathan Diller
A historical marker in Adams tells the story of the Bell Witch.
A historical marker in Adams tells the story of the Bell Witch.
Nathan Diller
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