Cemetery Walk
Explore Bloomingdale Cemetery where the witch's grave sits at the edge of the grounds. Visitors report hearing phantom knocking and beating sounds emanating from the burial site.
- Duration:
- 1 hr
The Witch's grave where spectral knocking echoes from the coffin
Kingsport, TN
Age
All Ages
Cost
Free
Free admission
Access
Limited Access
Cemetery grounds, grass, headstones
Equipment
Photos OK
Bloomingdale Cemetery represents a burial ground anchored to Kingsport's early community development. The cemetery's layout reflects historical practices of social stratification through burial location—those deemed respectable interred in central locations, those marginalized or persecuted relegated to peripheral areas. The witch grave, located on the cemetery's edge, exemplifies this segregation.
Sources
The witch's grave legend centers on a woman marginalized through witchcraft accusations and denied burial within the sacred cemetery grounds. Her grave, isolated at the cemetery's periphery, has become a focal point of paranormal reports. Witnesses describe hearing phantom knocking—rhythmic beating against the coffin lid as if the burial occupant attempts escape from her grave. The sound is characterized as insistent, repetitive, and emotionally laden.
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Explore Bloomingdale Cemetery where the witch's grave sits at the edge of the grounds. Visitors report hearing phantom knocking and beating sounds emanating from the burial site.
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