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Chattanooga, Tennessee
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The Hunter Museum of American Art grew out of a Classical Revival mansion built in 1904 on the Chattanooga bluff above the Tennessee River for the Hunter family, and the museum opened there in 1952. Its collection now spans a modern wing and the original mansion. A museum spokesperson has said that staff and visitors have reported five ghosts in the building, and the mansion is a favorite stop in Chattanooga's haunted-history lore.
Open to the public as an art museum; admission applies. Check huntermuseum.org for hours and exhibitions.
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