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Kentucky's Most Haunted Restaurants & Bars - Enjoy a Dinner with the Dearly Departed at These Haunted Hangouts!
Unlike many of ##Region##'s Most Haunted Locales that are closed to the public, ##Region##'s Haunted Restaurants and Bars are open for business, and welcome haunt seekers to enjoy a meal among the ghosts and ghouls who have chosen to hang around their favorite local haunt indefinitely. Many of ##Region##'s Haunted Restaurants, Taverns, and Eateries have been icons of the community for ages, making them an unsurprising destination for ##Region##'s departed residents. Check out the list below to find out more about the most haunted restaurants, bars, taverns, diners, and other eateries across ##Region##, but be prepared for some unexpected, unworldly company as you dine!
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This inn was once a stagecoach shop and dates back to 1779. Many famous people have stayed the night here, including Abraham Lincoln, Jesse James and Daniel Boone. Eerie reports here include orbs, apparitins and mists. It has been said that Mrs. Talbott may appear as an apparition to guests, or the ghosts of a little girl and boy.
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This nightclub has been called the "most haunted night club in America" and it even hosts ghost hunts! The building once operated as a slaughterhouse and alleged Satan worshippers, Alonzo Walling and Scott Jackson, were said to have killed Pearl Bryan in 1897, leaving her head to be found near the building. Before the two were hanged for their crime, they promised to haunt the area...
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This restaurant closed around 2010 and is now called Shandies. The building is believed to be haunted by the spirit of Stella Cohen Peine, the last member of the Cohen family who died in her upstairs apartment. Eerie occurrences here include chairs that move on their own, salt and pepper shakers that fall over, lights flicker, and movements appear in reflections. Some say that pictures...
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This historic tavern dates back to 1812 and is believed to be one of Kentucky's haunted spots. It once operated as a stage shop for cattle drovers and American Indians. People who have restored the building have reported seeing apparitions of Confederate soldiers, African American slaves, and children wandering around both the grounds and indoors. Footsteps, strange music and shouting...
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This restaurant is housed inside a building that is more than a century and a half old, which may be why it is believed to have some paranormal activity. A ghostly young girl is said to linger here, and has been spotted in the parking lot and in the back of the restaurant. She wears a white dress and hair bow. and is believed to be Jennie, an eight year old girl who died of typhoid...
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Haunted reports here include disemboded footsteps that come down the stairs and walk across the floor, cold spots, white flashes that reflect in mirrors and objects that move or completely vanish.
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There have been a number of strange events reported at this historic guesthouse for Berea College. Some say the site was once part of the Underground Railroad, and an African American boy's apparition has been spotted here. Others say the information is not accurate, and that the hotel wasn't built until after 1900.
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Witnesses say that a former guard haunts this Jim Beam Distillery. He was known to be a bit out of his mind, and liked to yell at the full moon during his shift. Reports say you can hear his screams on nights when there is a full moon.
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