HURRICANE MILLS, TENNESSEE
Loretta Lynn's 14 room Plantation House is situated on a 3500 acre ranch. Be sure to stop by for a visit, there's a lot to see on her beautiful property! This Coal Miner's Daughter built a replica of the Butcher Holler Homeplace, in a tribute to her parents Ted and Clara Webb--portraying her "rags to riches legacy..."
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A SPIRITED ESTATE
It seems it was Loretta Lynn's destiny to buy Hurricane Mills (the town) and the beautiful Plantation House. Two years before she even bought the home she wrote the song "This Haunted House." Currently open for tours, this grand estate has several resident spirits. A lady in white has appeared to many people, and is thought to be the spirit of a woman named Beula Anderson, who gave birth to a stillborn baby then died twelve days later. Another ghost is thought to be another member of the Anderson family--referred to as "Old Man Anderson" by Loretta--he's the original owner of the home. There's one bedroom on the second floor known as the "brown room" that is always cold, and dead flies tend to collect on the windowsill. Nobody likes to stay in that room...
Part of the home's history included slaves, and there's an opening on the porch, under a white bench, that leads to a hole called the "slave pit" where they were sometimes chained to the wall for punishment. Loretta has heard the sound of footsteps and chains rattling out on the porch...
