At that time, it was home to a man and his wife but when the gentleman was killed in a fight, his wife committed suicide by plunging a hunting knife into her abdomen. Their ghosts have lingered here ever since. Chapel Hill is the site of the one of the South's most famous ghost lights. No one knows why the light appears here although some have linked it to the disappearance of a woman here in the 1940's. The suspect in her death later committed suicide and the light began to appear shortly afterward.
Witnesses say that the light is most often seen when facing north.
The Phantom Monk who is said to have haunted a doctor's office in Charleston. This twisted tale dated back to a railway accident that occurred during the Flood of 1867. Lewis was traveling along the Natchez Trace near the present-day site of Gordonsburg when he met his death. He inhabits a one-story brick building that is home to the Sullivan County News. During working hours, the front door of the offices opens and closes by itself and the apparition of a man in a gray suit has been spotted repeatedly entering the back door.