Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House
Nashville, TN · Theaters
Originally built in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, this well-known home of country music is said to be haunted by the ghost of Hank Williams, Sr. His voice has been heard singing his songs. The apparition of a Confederate soldier also has been reported here, as well as footsteps and doors that close by themselves. Photo Gallery
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Geographic Information
- Address
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116 Fifth Ave. N
Nashville, Tennessee
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- 36.161174, -86.7786929
- County
- Davidson County, Tennessee
- Nearest Towns
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- Nashville, TN (0.5 mi.)
- Nashville, TN (0.8 mi.)
- Berry Hill, TN (3.1 mi.)
- Oak Hill, TN (5.1 mi.)
- Belle Meade, TN (6.3 mi.)
- Forest Hills, TN (7.4 mi.)
- Brentwood, TN (8.9 mi.)
- Brentwood Estates, TN (9.4 mi.)
- Lakewood, TN (9.8 mi.)
- Goodlettsville, TN (11.8 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House really haunted?
- Visitors rate Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House at 85.3 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 2 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House located?
- The address is 116 Fifth Ave. N, Nashville, Tennessee. GPS coordinates: 36.161174, -86.7786929.
- What kind of haunted place is Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House?
- Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House is listed under Theaters in our Tennessee section.
- What is the nearest town to Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House?
- Nashville, TN is the closest town, about 0.5 miles away, with Nashville (0.8 mi.) and Berry Hill (3.1 mi.) also nearby.
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KimBerly |
Definitely something or someone still hanging out at the Ryman. In 2012 my best friend and I visited along with her dad. As she and her dad went off exploring, I continued on by myself. Reading one of the historical plaques, I felt as if someone was standing behind my right shoulder. As I turned to see if I was blocking someone's view I felt a cold rush and to my surprise there was nobody there.
The cold chills were weird, especially since it was 95 degrees in the middle of August.
Amanda |
I found this photo on my camera. I didn't take it. I'm not sure who this woman was but she was happy to be at the Opry! She wasn't there in person, so I belive it to be a ghost!