Sensabaugh Tunnel
Kingsport area, Tennessee, United States
Road or bridge · local-legend
The Story
Knox Paranormal Researchers records a crying baby, a woman appearing in a car’s back seat and engines supposedly refusing to restart in the tunnel. The group explicitly describes conflicting versions of how the haunting began. The dramatic family-murder stories attached to the Sensabaugh name are folklore, not established events.
The Hauntings
Knox Paranormal Researchers records a crying baby, a woman appearing in a car’s back seat and engines supposedly refusing to restart in the tunnel. The group explicitly describes conflicting versions of how the haunting began. The dramatic family-murder stories attached to the Sensabaugh name are folklore, not established events.
A sense of place.
Visitor Experiences
Have you experienced something here?
This future chapter will bring together stories from the PHASM community. An unexpected encounter, a lingering feeling, or a quiet visit—your experience will be welcome.
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Sources & further reading.
- Legends of Sensabaugh Tunnel (reports)
- Legends of Sensabaugh Tunnel (visiting)
- Sensabaugh Tunnel: Ghost Tourism, Urban Legend, and the Real Sensabaugh Family (visiting)
- Sensabaugh Tunnel: Ghost Tourism, Urban Legend, and the Real Sensabaugh Family (history)
- Sensabaugh Tunnel: Ghost Tourism, Urban Legend, and the Real Sensabaugh Family (reports)
Plan Your Visit
Active narrow road tunnel carrying water and traffic. Do not stop, switch off a vehicle, block traffic or enter railway tunnels. Road status should be checked locally.