Rugby, Tennessee

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The Newbury House is a restored 1880 inn in Historic Rugby that still takes overnight guests. The most chilling story tells of a man who killed his wife, believing she had cheated on him, and then killed himself, and the couple is said to roam the upstairs hallway. Guests have reported unexplained events through the years, and the house is a regular stop for visitors drawn to the village's haunted reputation. It is a quiet bed-and-breakfast style inn set in the historic district.
An inn in Historic Rugby that rents rooms to guests; check the village's site for availability.
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