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    • 2026 Events
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    • Caught on camera!
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    • Meet the 'Spirits'
  • Home
  • 2026 Events
  • What is the Ghost Walk?
  • RESERVATIONS/details
  • more about us
  • Stories you will love
  • Caught on camera!
  • SCHH goes to school!
  • Meet the 'Spirits'

...a haunting is history wishing to be heard

...a haunting is history wishing to be heard...a haunting is history wishing to be heard...a haunting is history wishing to be heard...a haunting is history wishing to be heard
Black and white drawing of a stern man in a military uniform pointing forward.
Meet some of the spirits that haunt the Square...

Union General Eleazar Payne

Gallatin came under Union occupation early in the Civil War, 1862.


Confederates abandoned middle Tennessee and  Union troops swarmed Gallatin, taking control of public buildings in the Square and the city.


Commanding general Payne's despotic treatment of innocent civilians forms the basis of many area hauntings.




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