The Infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee Charles Edwin Price
			No ghost in history could hold a candle to the infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee. Intelligent, crafty, violent—the Bell Witch held the little town of Adams in a siege of terror for almost four years. Even today “Kate,” as she is sometimes called, is still rumored to lurk in Robertson County, mostly in a small cave on a bluff overlooking Red River. And judging from the number of odd occurrences that still happen every day in the vicinity, the witch is probably still up to her old tricks. This is a well-researched account of the creepy doings of Tennessee’s most malevolent, puzzling—as well as notorious—bugbear. The story begins when Kate first entered the home of John Bell, in 1817, and continues to the present day. Price used old memoirs and county records, as well as published sources and recently acquired interviews, to tell Kate’s story. Published 1994 / 120 pages / 6" ¥ 9" ISBN: 1-57072-008-8 / Trade Paper / $9.95 ISBN: 1-57072-015-0 / Hardcover / $14.95