Marine Military Museum
The Old Marine Hospital, its buildings and grounds as a unit was described as a sprawling government complex, used by various groups of the military since the late 1800's, from the Marines to the Army Reserve (67 years... hauntedhouses.com
Woodruff Fontaine House
Amos Woodruff, an energetic, successful entrepreneur who was a mover and a shaker came to Memphis in 1845, to establish a carriage-making business, which became a huge money maker. He expanded his business interests in... hauntedhouses.com
Elvis Aaron Presley Grave Site
Rock Singer, Actor. His career reached such acclaim that he is now universally known as "The King of Rock and Roll". Born in Tupelo, Mississippi, he and his parents moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1948. Graduating from Hum... findagrave.com
Ernestine-hazel Building
Ernestine and Hazel's, a diner and informal music night club, is a funky, very long but narrow rectangular shaped, two story brick building whose front door sits on S. Main Street. As it is on a long but narrow lot, it... hauntedhouses.com
General Nathan Bedford Forrest
General Nathan Bedford Forrest died on October 29, 1877 of Diabetes and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Memphis. In 1904 his remains were disinterred and moved to Forrest Park, a Memphis city park. Also resting here are... waymarking.com
Libertyland
A very kind man once operated the carousel in this park. When a child s balloon flew into the carousel one day, the man offered to retrieve it. He, however, forgot to turn the carousel off and was resultantly decapitated.... realhaunts.com
Visitor S Center Display Room Round Barn
(Visitor s Center Display Room, 32', 1979, TN-79-01) in Memphis, Shelby County, TN. Exit S. from I40 exit 1 in Memphis to Riverside Dr., turn right to make a U turn 0.1 miles to the bldg on the W. side of the road. (6-25... dalejtravis.com
Kookamunga (Formerly Sasquatch) Burger
free if eaten in an hour, fries optional - changed name from Big Foot Lodge to Kooky Canuck after lawsuit eatfeats.com
Blackwell House
It is said that no family has been able to live in this exquisite home for more than a month or so. There are reports of a man walks through the house all night dressed in his Sunday best. It is said that if one drives by... realhaunts.com
Hopefield
Located along the Mississippi River on the northeast side of Hopefield Point south of Hopefield Chute, just east of West Memphis, directly across the river from Memphis, TN. It is just north of I-40/US 64. This one-time... history.rootsweb
Clubhouse Round Barn
(Clubhouse, 36', 1998, MS-17-01) in Beaumont Estates in Southaven, Desoto County, MS. MS302 (Goodman Rd.) E. 1.1 miles from jct with I55 exit 289, S. on Elmore Rd. 0.25 miles to the bldg on the E. side of the road in the... dalejtravis.com
Watkins Covered Bridge
(Watkins, 15', 1981, 24-17-a) across a ditch in Southaven, De Soto County, MS. MS302 (Goodman Rd.) E. 1.1 miles from jct with I55 exit 289, S. on Elmore Rd. 0.35 miles to the bridge on the E. side of the road at 6757. (N... dalejtravis.com
Collierville (Original Site)
This town was originally founded in 1820 on an old stagecoach road, but relocated to the railroad when it passed through. Absorbed by the present city of Collierville. Exact location not determined. history.rootsweb
Chuckalisa
Left by either the cherokee or chickisaw indians in the late seventeen hundreds before English settlers moved them out of the west tennessee area. Submitted by: Christina ghosttowns.com