Ghost tours

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Thinking ahead to Hallowen was wondering if anyone ever did the ones in Franklin?

[tennesseetiger]

I have not...didn't even know they have them actually and I live here  :rofl: I've done some cool ones over the years in different places tho...St. Augustine and New Orleans have some cool ones.

[seez52]

there's a good one at Mt. Olivet cemetery sponsored by the local SCV camp. Always have a good crowd and lots of historic characters dressed up. Not so much a ghost tour but interesting history about many Nashville citizens of the past.

[WarPig]

I have not...didn't even know they have them actually and I live here :rofl: I've done some cool ones over the years in different places tho...St. Augustine and New Orleans have some cool ones.

I've lived here most of my life and never knew they had them, either. Probably not a good sign.

I on the other hand will be dressing up like the Mario Brothers and going to the go cart tracks to watched all the little stoned teenage employees think their video games have come to life.

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[K191145]

there's a good one at Mt. Olivet cemetery sponsored by the local SCV camp. Always have a good crowd and lots of historic characters dressed up. Not so much a ghost tour but interesting history about many Nashville citizens of the past.

 

I know it's about Halloween, I don't believe in ghosts and all that stuff but I always thought that cemetery's wouldn't be haunted anyway. Think about it, people are placed in cemetery's several days after they have died, I would think hospitals would be the most haunted places if there were ghosts. Now civil war battlefields could be a good place for roaming spirits but probably not a good PC place for a Halloween ghost tour.