Knoxville, Tennessee

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The Baker Peters Jazz Club in West Knoxville occupies a two-story Greek Revival house built in 1840 by Dr. James Harvey Baker, a local physician whose family and several wounded Confederate soldiers lived there during the Civil War. The best-known spirit is linked to the Baker family, and staff and patrons describe dropped glasses, lights that switch on and off, objects that move, whispers and cold chills. Local media have covered the restaurant's embrace of its haunted history. The house operates as a jazz club and restaurant.
A jazz club and restaurant in a historic house on Kingston Pike; check its hours and music schedule before going.
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