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SUMMARY:Lotz House Ghost Tours
DESCRIPTION:The Lotz House in downtown Franklin is gearing up for Halloween by
 offering evening Ghost Tours of the house every Saturday night through
 October in the house The Travel Channel dubbed “The Second Most
 Terrifying Place in America.”\\n\\nFor the Ghost Tours\, guests will
 have the chance to experience the Civil War spirits and other
 unexplained phenomenon that are said to haunt the historic home. The
 Lotz House has been featured on the Travel Channel’s “Haunted
 Live” as well as Travel Channel’s “The Most Terrifying Places in
 America.”\\n\\nLotz House Executive Director Thomas Cartwright
 said\, “We started off offering Ghost Tours only in October\, but
 the demand was so high we offer the tours throughout the year. The
 tour focuses on actual occurrences in the house as witnessed by our
 staff and visitors. We share photos we’ve taken in the house with
 our visitors to give them a great visual of the phenomena.”\\n\\nAt
 ground zero of the Battle of Franklin\, the Lotz House witnessed
 untold bloodshed. The traumatic past and the unexplained phenomena
 seen by many of its visitors led the home to be explored by national
 television channels. These strange happenings include a woman crying
 out for a loved one\, a little girl staring out the window and
 ordinary items that just won’t stay put.\\n\\nThe guided 90-minute
 tour will begin at 6:00 p.m. with check in at 5:45 p.m. Reservations
 are required.\\n\\nOther specialty tours include The Women’s History
 Tour led by Kelly Kautzman exploring what civilian life was like for
 women in the 1860’s as well as the compelling experiences that
 molded Matilda Lotz as a young girl. These tours will start at 6:30
 p.m. with check in at 6:15 p.m. Reservations are required.\\n\\nThe
 Walking Battlefield Tour is led by Historian and Civil War expert
 Thomas Y. Cartwright who will take visitors through the steps the
 soldiers took during the November 30\, 1864 Battle of Franklin.
 Reservations are required.\\n\\nTo make reservations and purchase
 tickets for specialty tours\, call 615-790-7190. Regular house tours
 do not require reservations and begin at the top of every hour Monday
 – Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. The
 Lotz House is located at 1111 Columbia Avenue\, Franklin\, TN.
LOCATION:Lotz House\, 1111 Columbia Avenue\, Franklin\, TN 37064\, United
 States
ORGANIZER;CN=Lotz House:mailto:info@lotzhouse.com
URL:https://franklinis.com/events/lotz-house-ghost-tours-4-2026-11-21/
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