Ghosts along the Cumberland

In this classic of regional folklore, William Lynwood Montell gathers the oral histories and supernatural accounts that have echoed through the Cumberland region for generations. From spectral hitchhikers and phantom lights to omens of death and restless spirits tied to the land, these are not just ghost stories—they are the living memories of a community bound by mystery and tradition.

Montell’s meticulous research captures the chilling essence of Southern Appalachian "haint" tales, making this an essential volume for anyone drawn to the intersection of history, landscape, and the unexplained.