Loretta Lynn's Haunted Plantation

Rare Travel Channel documentary on the country singer's haunted home.

[@ursulanolan9519]

Today I got the news that Loretta had passed away, she was on my bucket list to see her, she was my hero. Although she is gone. She will never be forgotten… Love you, Loretta rest in peace.

[@mduhon2021]

Mine too...I was heading up there the month she passed away..God bless you Loretta .. you brought such joy into my world..rip.

[@travstravelchannel3196]

I was at her home 2 weeks before she passed. When I got there she was in the gift shop meeting and greeting all of us. She was very very sweet and very welcoming to her home

[@maelstromeyre9062]

I've been to her ranch, she has a lovely campground set up there for people to stay, I think she even opened it up for people who lost their homes in storms. She is a class act.

[@joycemoore1218]

No

[@LindaDSomer-hd9ei]

66⁶⅝

[@toshacurtis7175]

the lower campground is destroyed

[@christibare4175]

@@toshacurtis7175 that's too bad!

[@beckyestelle376]

MY Prayers go out to all of this family. Keep ur Faith. God Bless 🙌🙏❤💖

[@loriepostlewaite162]

How could you not absolutely love Loretta Lynn? She always stayed humble and real ❤️❤️❤️

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello Lorie how are you doing today?

[@evelynd3859]

She always have seen to be that way to me so I agree with you

[@gracieg7601]

I love that Loretta bought that house. She’s probably one of a million who would appreciate it and it’s history.

[@debbiecolwell7005]

I love Loretta Lynn so much so sad to hear about her passing yesterday.💔💔💔💔😭😭

[@cherryedwards3]

Most southern women just like Loretta are chronic hypocrites... they will say anything.

[@Aussietari]

R.I.P. Miss.🥀Loretta, &. Thank You for your Beautiful Voice &. Music.😥

[@valerienazelrod9809]

This lady changed my life with her music and her story. I am so sorry she is gone. May GOD BLESS HER!

[@elizabethgirard5408]

I've been to hurricane mill's twice and it's a wonderful place to visit. Ms. Lynn has passed away on Tuesday, rest in peace Ms. Lynn

[@donnagpalk912]

I live bout 6 miles from Loretta Lynn at Hurricane Mills. They are the most down to earth folks u could ever know. She still has free concerts at her ranch. Loretta can run circles around me & I'm 62. Beautiful lady & family... 👨👩👦 💗💗

[@mrsfsu2925]

We have a huge reunion at Hurricane Mills every five years. The last was 2019. Loretta was quite ill then. Her kids hang out with us every time.

[@donnagpalk912]

@@mrsfsu2925 There's a moto cross every year there. Folks all over the world. I watched a race of 4 year olds.. I couldn't believe my eyes those little kids hitting the hills & going air borne😲. All the Lynn's are good folks..💗

[@evawinebrinner2138]

This be so cool

[@donnagpalk912]

@@evawinebrinner2138 Yup. 💗

[@tinatrausi9753]

really her husband haunted her and her son her we never seen in the movie her mother raise her kids

[@lisaforbes191]

so sad to hear of her passing today! she was a true icon in country music! rip loretta we love you.

[@Bryankirshon]

😪

[@user-ec1ew1os7c]

Amen 🙏 😢.

[@dbrinkm1]

I love Loretta as she has lived on BOTH sides of the fence and could be comfortable with whatever cards she has been dealt. What a gifted and sweet lady ! We love you Loretta !

[@semigoatflare7167]

Loretta Lynn is hands down, one of Country Music's most talented and humble country singer. She knows what its like to have nothing, yet to still be very happy! She's probably my favorite country singer! I just love her! Even though she's very famous, she's such a selfless person that thinks of others before herself. I've seen the movie "Coal Miners Daughter" and it is such a great movie! It tells a wonderful love story! It also tells a sad tale of what growing up poor in Butcher Hollar was like.

[@dawnjackson6299]

Not just her music but the lady herself is a true American treasure! Much love and respect!

[@deborahdoty711]

It

[@H4me7215]

A beautiful singing voice n a beautiful lady, a one of a kind.

[@dawnjackson6299]

@@H4me7215 this world will never allow another one to be like her times are too different and she is just special

[@irenegaiko8779]

We went to her place and stayed over night in the RV ark across the Street and learned her husband died that night She had the service for him right at that tiny little church the next day ! Lots of cars all around! So Sad. Always loved her , always will! We drove around her place and saw everything No one was there at her place!

[@irenegaiko8779]

IT was a few years ago

[@teresamachin3497]

I love this woman nobody will ever have a voice like her I grew up listening to her music. She has the gift of sight this is a gift from God. She is a God fearing woman with a pure heart and soul. From N.C we love you Loretta 😍 ❤

[@lucyzellars6230]

🙏

[@bevkern3858]

Thank you for you and the songs

[@aprilleighallred8546]

From another Ol' Tar Heel Gal, we love and miss you, Hunny!!

[@grandcatsmama3421]

I grew up listening to all kinds of music. Loretta was one of the many ladies of Country I listened to. Can't believe she had a stroke last year and this year she's released two albums! You can't kill a mountain lady. She's strong as an ox. God bless Loretta and her family.

[@julidobson9101]

Rip Loretta love you

[@cherryedwards3]

You couldn’t miss not hearing Loretta Lynn’s music... her records were played on the radio which lots more people back then listened to...all the time... duh! 🙄

[@waynelkduarte45]

Love her music she will be missed Wish you well on your Spiritual Journey

[@paulaj786]

@@julidobson9101 .. .fd. Zss

[@Sublime_37]

I love Loretta Lynn, she's my favorite country singer of all time!

[@budgirl1368]

I’m so glad I clicked on this... 4 years later😌 Very interesting! Loved learning about Loretta Lynn’s life and her Plantation Home 💕💕

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello bud how are you doing today?

[@bernadetteS4903]

Loretta lynn is so down to earth, I appreciate her because she wasnt born rich and appreciates everything God offers her. I understand her gift of visions and spirits, because I'm Hungarian and my grandmother was a psychic and handed it down to me and my daughter has the gift and now my granddaughter!

[@annethomer9569]

Do u talk to them? Just asking.

[@cindyt6577]

I'm interested in the answer too

[@jackiebourg6869]

What you have is a "familiar spirit"... that is, demons that are transferred from one generation to another. If I were you, I'd ask JESUS OF NAZARETH for deliverance after which you could cut those demons OUT from your family. You would be doing yourself a big favor.

[@vivianmadisonmahoney9457]

Thank you Bernadette. I wish I had that gift. Although a few times I hit the nail on the head. Stay safe!!

[@ellonysman]

@@jackiebourg6869 interestingly, the Bible says not to look for an omen, or request info on those that have died, if God said that shouldnt we think then that there's something else behind it? The answer is yes...and its not a "gift" really, its trickery of Satan, ruler of this world at this time.

[@scorpion777silvermoon3]

Sissy Spacek did a great job portraying Loretta in the film. Intersting story.

[@PeridotLioness85]

Loretta hand picked Sissy to play her. Taught Sissy how to play the guitar like her and get her mannerisms.

[@loriepostlewaite162]

Yes! One of my favorite movies of all time ❤️

[@ginahardin4064]

She is a good people and i know u haters don't be jealous

[@evanturner203]

@@PeridotLioness85 excellent movie.

[@jankemp4853]

I was never a country & western music lover, but just recently in the last couple of years I've listened to my friend's country music & have come to like Merle haggard, Kenny Rogers, Kris Kristofferson, Roy Orbison, Shania Twain, & I've seen ' A coal miners daughter' I loved that movie, Sissy was great.

[@ladywolverine1828]

A gift from God himself. Thank you for sharing. My mother was 14 when she got pregnant with me. I can relate.

[@gial.1854]

I can listen to Loretta sing all day,She has a calming spirit about her,I can listen to her sing a whole year & still stay relaxed,She has a crystal clear beautiful voice

[@lisaguth8624]

No

[@barbmaier895]

She never changes barb

[@oneness3359]

Country music is depressing

[@barbaraness4507]

Amazing lady and singer! One of the few truly down to earth people in the public eye.

[@princessmissy50]

If any celebrity in any walk of life wants to know how to treat their fans, they only have to look at Loretta Lynn. She is unique, special, and loves all of her fans in an outstanding way.

[@aprilwest1883]

When Duke got hungry ,, Loretta kept feeding him them bologna sandwiches ! lol

[@lindak3468]

Yes I agree 100%

[@lindak3468]

I live in Alabama & grew up listening to her & still find myself singing her songs

[@donnagpalk912]

@@aprilwest1883 not Duke.. She called him Doo😁 Our southern accent😁 Blessed health to all from Waverly, Tennessee.💗💗

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

UNLESS THEY ARE GAYS! THEN SHE HATES

[@lindadickson9547]

I stayed at Lorettes dude ranch in 1982 during a motorcycle rally. The last night Loretta gave us a concert.

[@hollyfulton2636]

That is so cool!!!

[@bettyhalbert7858]

Looking at Loretta Lynn is like looking at my own mother. She looked just like her. She also played the guitar and wrote songs. She had red hair and beautiful blue eyes. God bless you Loretta..you are so beautiful..

[@patriciaclark9833]

Sissy Spaces did a fantastic job playing Loretta Lynn. I love her music! She's a country music icon, also the Queen of Country Music.

[@graceduquette3979]

Loretta Lynn, was and always will be my favorite country singer. I bought her Don't Come Home A Drinkin LP in 67 and most of her songs since then. I have read both of her books and seen her shows each time she performed in Hamilton, ON. I also have most of her and Conway's CD's Unfortunately I lost the vinyl LP's in a flood and had to replace them on CD's. I love Loretta and find these videos very interesting.

[@kellyswan9]

my daddy was a carpenter and in the early 70's he worked on Loretta Lynn's ranch. He said they were the nicest people, totally down home country.

[@johnherron4829]

To the right next to the toomstone in the bottom corner like was someone standing there are was it Loretta because it moved backwards could have been another ghost

[@cherylbequette7036]

My dad did security at her concert and she invited him in for coffee and was nice down to earth as well

[@rikkidouglas298]

Me my mom and husband and my landon went there I didnt know it was haunted/

[@donnagpalk912]

@Nenethegreat W If not for her husband she wouldn't have been a (famous) singer. She had 4 kids when she made her first record....💗

[@sandyfreyman3501]

That frosted window had a face on it!

[@rosemariepino7715]

I think that's how everyone lived back then, I grew up in a small two room home too with 10 brothers and sisters, no indoor plumbing...things were hard back then...but people were happy and healthy.

[@betsyannmorgan6713]

I grew up similar and am very thankful for it 🙏

[@missydoyle453]

If it hadn’t been for Dew she might not have had the career she did ! Dew loved the way she sang and he wanted everyone to hear her ! I love that story !!

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@TheWordMercy82]

Then why do you hate the story of R.Kelly and Aaliyah (15 & 27) the same age as Priscilla and Elvis Presley?!? Hypocrite!!!!

[@whendis.roberts9903]

He beat her and abused as well and cheated on her multiple times. He was not a good man. He saw money signs in her voice...

[@Bdoll2011]

@@whendis.roberts9903 I agree, because, me watching the coal miner's daughter, for the 35th time, ( love the movie,) it hit me that she was used as a way for him to get out of Kentucky. He definitely had calculating motives

[@seriouslythowhite5785]

@@whendis.roberts9903Loretta Lynn and Doolittle Lynn married at a time when a couple took vows and honored them. Loretta would be the first to say that Doolittle "never hit her once when she didn't hit him twice". Obviously putting your hands on someone in anger is a disgusting thing, and his affairs were incredibly lame and embarrassing for Loretta, but I understand the way they loved each other, through it all. My grandparents were the same way. I don't advocate for a woman OR man to stay in a relationship where they are being abused, but I do understand the love Doo and Loretta shared. They are finally together again and that makes me very happy. ❤️

[@punkyduckscn2732]

Amazing woman with incredible gifts. I’d love to see some paranormal investigators do their thing there and find out who the ghosts are..... Thank you for posting this ✨🕊✨

[@mcarver8449]

I like the way Loretta Lynn talks.

[@sandyfreyman3501]

Appalachian talk but could be a thicker accent . People lose some of that accent after awhile. Heavy on the R's.

[@melissarushing2538]

I can still remember my first time watching Coal Miners Daughter, it is still today in the top three of my all-time fav movies/true life stories. Sissy Spacek became one of my fav actresses because of her near perfect portrayal of Mrs Lynn in the movie, love her too. I absolutely love Mrs. Loretta Lynn, she is so humble, down to earth and a God fearing woman. Definitely THE greatest of all times country singer and greatest singers of any genre in my book! I'm originally from Tenn so maybe one day I'll be blessed to visit Hurricane Mills, her famous plantation house and hopefully get to meet Mrs Lynn. May the Lord bless and protect her and her family the rest of their days in Jesus' name. Amen!😇🙏

[@mikederby8332]

I absolutely love Loretta lynn (web). I know exactly what she went threw growing up,because I was born in pineville,kentucky and raised there in the mountains of Kentucky only a county away from where she was born and raised. It's a very,very hard life and that's why I left the mountain when I was around 20yrs old to go find a good job!!!

[@PETMonique]

My late mother loved her so much..she always would sing and play her music everyone called her little lerrita lynn... I sometimes will play her music and thank of my MOMMA I miss her so much. I wish my mother could have gotten to meet her.. lerrita lynn was her hero...rest in peace momma "PEGGY DELANE JAMES " WELBORN" 1944-2014

[@sylviasaucedo7896]

Monique Araya I

[@moniquechambers1600]

God bless you and her sorry for your loss 🙏😘

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@moeroapurea313]

Loretta Lynn is so Beautiful, lovely Lady with an Aursumm Voice. I listened to her songs when I was young now I'm 52 I still do. Bless her loving heart and her family and friends. Sooo Amazingly Glorious Woman she is to us all. 💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aprilanderson5042]

Moeroa Purea ghh

[@patriciadavis4250]

It love to visit the Ranch

[@aprilwest1883]

Loretta is one of the last ones left besides Dolly Parton.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Love Loretta songs,a great singer.My mom use to play her when I was a kid,I'm 54 now,still love to hear her songs.

[@brendazuniga1987]

I just found out that Loretta's Mom was my Grandma's first cousin. Her Grandma was my Great Grampa's Sister. My Grandpa was named Frank Blair. I would love to meet Loretta in person.

[@sherrihinton8567]

Thats so cool

[@jerryrolon9902]

@@sherrihinton8567 you met her?

[@sherrihinton8567]

@@jerryrolon9902 no I didnt

[@oldschoolbussdrive]

I Assume your half Hispanic

[@aprilwest2402]

That's close related . Write her a letter containing family tree.

[@angelaginn4596]

I love her blunt honesty. Grew up a poor country girl and at one point had to pump our water . There were seven children and we did laundry by hand or used a stool plunger and a bucket and hung our clothes to dry. In the winter we'd bring the jeans in and they'd stand up by themselves until they thawed out then we'd hang them around the house so they could finish drying . We too only got one pair of shoes each year so coal miners daughter hit close to home. Loved sitting around with family watching her on the Grand old Opry. After we picked,plowed, planted and watered the garden and fed the hogs. Everyone said my mother looked just like her. She'd make jokes about if only she could sing like her. I too am connected to my children and know when something is not right with them. I physically felt the pain when my two least had a wreck. I was at work and felt a somethings wrong sensation and my wrist hurt real bad. I started freaking out saying I had to leave something is wrong with my children. Coworkers thought I was nuts there hadn't even been a phone call received. They said they really needed me to stay and I told them I will quit or they can let me go. I rushed home to find my two least not home and as I ran back out the front door to go look for them they pulled up. They had both been in a car wreck in different vehicles with each other. They refused to go by ambulance to the hospital so I took them my youngest son's wrist was hurt and had bleeding from his liver and my daughter had hit her head and busted out the back glass and took a gear shift to the stomach. His car went under her truck as he had popped a hill she was stopped making a turn. Don't really understand it myself but I know what I experienced. Crazy stuff. I too have seen black shadows following me. It scared me to death and I hope I never see another one. I found out later my grandma experienced dark shadows or clouds before someone died in our family. The first time I seen one, my uncle had passed that night, the next two there were no deaths following. I prayed I would never see another one and continue to pray that. I don't understand any of that I just know I don't want to experience it ever again. Wish I could post a picture of mom on here.

[@broodieivie207]

Girl you are ready for any type of struggle be thankful.

[@paulaousley6790]

It would be impossible not to absolutely love this lady to pieces.

[@jamesa.7604]

I'm very proud to say I'm a fan of The Coal Miner's Daughter! My Grandmother and I would listen to her sing and watch her on TV when I was a kid. God Bless her always!

[@doloresfelipe8490]

Loretta is so good at what she. does She is a great singer and song writer I love to hear her sing She has had real life tragedies I feel very close to her and her music

[@PatriotAcresinTexas]

I grew up watching her sing and have always loved her. I would love to visit there as well as Dollywood. Those two Women have always held a special place in my heart. I love you Loretta!

[@noellewestfield6849]

I grew up listening to my Mother's records of Sinatra and Count Basie but I was singing Patsy Cline and then Loretta Lynn. I am so so sad she has passed on but 90 years is an excellent run. And I really don't think she is far away. She has joined the other spirits who still walk her house. Sending a huge deeply felt hug to Loretta. ♥️🌹♥️

[@danielpadgett2831]

Lorretta Lynn is definitely one of the best country singers that has ever lived.

[@ms.gwendolynpittmantharpe9817]

No+ As a little girl living in the country I recall listening to my second great grandmother radio that only played 3 stations and on one of those stations would be Loretta Lynn singing her music which bought comfort to the woman I called my mama that was really my grandmother Loretta Lynn music also comfort my little ears along with the other 2 station music 🎤 and yes I am a woman of color and learned at a young age, to appreciate music that told a story: therefore on my pandora I have country music, and my blues, 🎷 and jazz, to me, personally its how you view life. And what you appreciate that brings joy. Thanks for sharing

[@dkchosen]

God bless you beyond measure.

[@aprilwest1883]

It's white people's version of the blues.

[@ms.gwendolynpittmantharpe9817]

@Nenethegreat W No+ I am puzzled by your comment, my dear, question what does listings to music has to due to poverty? Nothing humanity is meant for all race of people, it doesn't mean you have to leave a certain way another thing music is beautiful I was expressing my experience as a kid not trying to tell Mrs. Loretta Lynn story on how she grew up just the enjoyment of her music was a pleasure to my little ears period I've said enough am out enjoy the rest of your day and stay safe April 20, 2020

[@royaltararanger2125]

@@ms.gwendolynpittmantharpe9817 HELLO FROM ROYAL COUNTY MEATH IRELAND I LOVE GHOST STORYS HOPE YOU ARE KEEPING WELL DURING THIS CARONA VIRIUS

[@judithann7193]

Ms. Pittman, God bless you.

[@dorindamcdowell5105]

I'm sad that I never got to go to meet her, but her music is in my heart!

[@ceeceediamond323]

My husband partying with the Lynn’s. He loved them. My daughter played with the twins. She didn’t understand they were famous. They were just her friends.

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello ceecee how are you doing today?

[@lindatucker124]

Love you my whole life!! Thank you for the tour! My mom passed away this year at the age of 96 and still listened to your songs .She did get to see you at Renfro Valley and that was the thrill of a life for her!!❤

[@marshaalaynepetty3037]

Absolutely love Loretta Lynn❤️ I grew up listening to that lady,and Tammy Wynette. It don’t get much more country than that! I enjoyed this video so much!

[@nevillesukul8800]

Hi Loretta, I really enjoyed seeing, your kids parents etc. I House you were born reminds me so much of childhood day. my Parents made about 12 cents per day, but were contended -.I had four sisters, and I am the only son - no spoil lol. I am living in Canada for 48 years; i have one daughter and one son, I studied and got the required qualifications to enter Teachers' Training College where I studied for two years. I graduated at the head of 185 students. After I finished my contract with the government, we migrated to Canada - I forgot - I came from British Guyana' in South America I studied very hard without any help from anyone -I have two degrees and worked my way up to become the assistant director of A Large Computer Centre. I followed your who career t stardom, You husband really worked hard with you - because your voice was blessed and knew that you would be the greatest Country Singer. You are a very simple person and has a personality to attract others. My heart goes out to you for losing a child. GOD Bless you - do not change. Love and respect neville sukul.

[@gwenhopkins7904]

I love her stories I feel like I know her for some reason and I love it when she smiles I'm not even a country music lover at all but she's got a lovely voice she's a strong women

[@Countrymusicvideodirectory]

Loretta Lynn is great! A true Queen of Country Music!

[@johnallen2771]

What a great little video! Loretta and all the people they talked to were colorful and unique, and the history of everything was so interesting. Loretta is the kind of woman every man wants to marry. Her disposition towards life is so strong and determined that she is going to succeed. And she's not bad looking, either.

[@nocatfishnana1923]

What a beautiful and humble woman Loretta Lynn is! I enjoyed her music then and continue to enjoy it today. Would love to someday tour her ranch with her and all her guests. ☮️💟 from California

[@saunsiaraybroussard9967]

Very beautiful woman! Very amazing story! I believe that her home is haunted by a lot of Spirits! Sounds like Mr. Anderson is protecting the home! I'm so glad that my parents taught us about you and played your records when we were younger! They were big fans! I'm still a big fan! My condolences to you over the loss of your son Jack! Please remember that he's watching over your family! Rest in peace Jack!

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@katiebarber-mv5ls]

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[@thomaswilliams8167]

What a awesome Southern historical piece of land.

[@menosbbgirl]

Thomas Williams right!?💗

[@donnagpalk912]

You should come in the summer & stay in a cabin or camp there. She has the moto cross every summer & folks all over the world come. Its amazing💗

[@dianelawson6355]

One of the most wonderful women of music. Love Loretta Lynn

[@bstephens1515]

With all of the unspeakable horrors that the slaves had to endure and soldiers dying on the property, no wonder her house is haunted.

[@youngrebecca54]

Didn't hear of any ghosts of slaves. Were there any? Just asking.

[@aprilwest1883]

@@youngrebecca54 yep ! Loretta has a slave dungeon with chains under her mansion. Look up on KZbin . She shows it and talks about the slaves. Civil war and all the people that owned the home back then before she bought it.

[@tommyturner6677]

Be a good place to relic hunt !

[@aprilwest1883]

@@tommyturner6677 it sure would be. Also... Hank Williams junior owns land , he has numerous civil war artifacts that he has found on his land. Even cannons and old cannon balls. Look it up on KZbin. It's real interesting.

[@forevermore259]

Oh please! Must everything have to do with slavery? Why doesn't the black community admit that the majority of slaves were sold from their own tribes or captives from other tribes, the losers of their wars? If you really want to know what real innocent people - read about the massacres, genocides of the American Indians.

[@sharonarrendale8418]

She has always been such a beautiful lady. Such a good heart. Love to hear her 🎶 sing.

[@aaronsrok3422]

I remember seeing this on the travel channel. Love it.

[@jonismith9723]

My grandma had 14 children in a one bedroom house she lived a hard life but she loved her kids and did the best she could for all of them

[@sda9995]

She sounds like a great mom!!❤❤ 14 kids wow

[@gtaylor6937]

My grandma had 10 kids, was married at 13 just like Loretta Lynn. If they're raised with love they turn out alright.

[@user-wh8mg4gh8d]

My grandmother married a 27 year old man and she was 17 and had 5 kids (2 girls and 3 boys)she came from a family of 3( 1 sister and brother)My grandfather died in 1960 his last baby would be after his death 💔 grandpa had 8 or 10 in his family I got to know some of them and the oldest one was 102 when she died

[@aliciasteward8463]

Gorgeous Loretta, You and your Home! My grandma Reba And I Love your music!

[@cabingirl1961]

I’ve been there and toured the home. There definitely is a presence there in the house and the property.

[@SJ-ni6iy]

People who aren’t from the mountains and hollers don’t understand the superstitions that goes along with that. You can find so many books about ghost stories in Appalachia. I remember my grandpa ( a WV coal miner) always told stories about Jazz Holler and the bloody miner’s clothes.

[@gardensofthegods]

Maybe you could tell that story here and maybe some of the others when you find the time

[@gardensofthegods]

I'm wondering if what you call Holler here is the way you all say Hollow ? Or does it actually mean something else ?

[@BrendaBooher-hw4mf]

Loretta will always be loved and missed. I grew up singing and listening to her songs. She was such a sweethearts. R.i.p. beautiful lady.

[@marilyn6556]

I don’t doubt that Loretta had ghosts, or her mother passed on her “gift” to her. I have had encounters, and dreams that are very strange. Also, the Civil War saw so many men cut down on battlefields, and so many women grief stricken. The house is something out of the old south, and I would love to visit. RIP Loretta.❤

[@brendam5380]

I love her voice!

[@Kiki-js7qg]

Queen B.

[@kwanculturel8724]

I am of mixed heritage and james t anderson is my ancestor. a very extraordinary history. thank you for this.

[@donnakawana]

WOW cool! Write Mrs. Lynn an ask to Kno more bet she'll help u!!! ✌💗😊❣

[@nacymettlach6911]

I love all of Lorette songs she is so great.

[@teelynnsaldana7721]

I grew up listening to folk like Loretta, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard...I have always loved her and still do..I messed up around Christmas with my timing..We went to Memphis and saw Graceland and then headed towards Nashville with intentions to spend the night at her ranch..I didn’t get my timing right and we got there 4 minutes after they closed..I was going to spend the night but we have tickets at the Ryman the next day so we looked around, took loooots of outside pics but hubby wanted to go on to Nashville since we wouldn’t have time to tour it the next day..It is beautiful...One day I want to go back, just me...lol

[@maryjoe8554]

This was very Interesting . Got to love Loretta Lynn !

[@47Bettyjean]

Thank you for sharing I enjoyed it so much Loretta and family are so down to earth and just good folks and The Lord has blessed her.

[@TheVocalCritic]

Thank you. So so much for posting this. Growing up, I stayed weekends by my grandparents. I slept on the floor or their living room with my younger sister and they slept on the couch. We watched classic travel channel paranormal shows every Friday and Saturday night. Once DVR came out, we recorded this and would rewatch it every weekend. All these many years later, my grandpa died unexpectedly. I looked for stuff we all Watched back then. And I found this video. And I cried a lot or happy tears. Thank you.

[@skreign]

I have a playlist on my channel of all the early 2000s travel channel ghost shows I could find on KZbin. I used to scare myself watching these as a kid and couldn't go to sleep 😂

[@carlosdangersbromattmayhem6744]

Her son that died, Jack,was said to have been awakened by a confederate ghost pulling on his boots, trying to pull him out of bed. What the ghost was trying to do is steal his boots because the Confederates were very poorly equipped and often had to wrap their bare feet in rags after their own boots wore out, therefore when they came across a dead soldier they would remove the boots and keep them.I think the dose that came across him laying prone in the bed with his boots someone made them think that he was dead there for not using his boots so they were trying to remove them.

[@donnagpalk912]

Her mama warned her not to move there cos of the water....she felt something bad would happen.🙏

[@kevinroach4155]

With so much history in that house, I would've invited the person to stay with me for a while.

[@jmtruesdale2868]

I enjoyed legendary Loretta Lynn because her story was always so similar to my mom.Loretta singing so magnificent country.loretta said she would never change in early 1970.Loretta Lynn remain so forever real today.I love Ledgendary Loretta 4ever

[@brt-jn7kg]

This woman is a National Treasure!!!

[@juliavernon306]

Without a doubt!! Remarkable wonderful and so real

[@yolandadelazerda207]

AMEN!!!!

[@Tangie_Town]

Yer comment is a little extreme

[@ritagail4559]

Loretta lynn is the greatest in country music i have listened to her since i was a young girl she is absoulutely the sweetest and loving and compassionate she always melts my heart with her great country music im such a huge fan of hers and always dreamed of meeting her i loved coal miners daughhter with sissy spacek and tommy lee jones did a amazeing job on that movie they could not have picked two better individuals to play the part i love them all very much and wish them well im 62 and bad health i know i will never get the pleasure of meeting this wonderful and beautiful ladie before i leave this earth that would be my one greatest wish but ms loretta lynn as one of your biggest fans i really love you and your music ahank you for being a huge inspiration to me throughout my life and for all your hard work and dedication to helping make country what it is today may the lord keep and guide you and keep you safe and strong thanks for loving your fans so much and for all your dedication in the country music industry and the wonderful impact you have had on my life shine like the star that you are sweetie and may god continue to bless and prosper you god bless from a huge fan im rita

[@998lin]

On 8/19/2022 I had my first vacation to Tennessee to pay honor to a Special lady who I look up to Miss Loretta Lynn thank you for being a Coal Miner’s Daughter like me . Linda from Kentucky

[@janicemensch5071]

Thank you for posting this. Ms. Loretta is a lovely lady and this was a great documentary.

[@jasongibson3496]

Dottie West, Tammy Wynette, and Loretta Lynn will be the true queens of country.

[@sunshinesunflowers721]

Jason Gibson Patsy Cline helped make Loretta Lynn.Patsy was a true treasure take away too soon.

[@xxsusie1xx]

Patsy cline helped most of them

[@sunshinesunflowers721]

Susan Smith Absolutely!💕My dad shared her beautiful voice with me as a child driving from NY to FL.Over and over we would listen to her CD’s and I would belt them out from the back seat. I now blessed my daughter with the treasure Patsy was.She paved the way for so many.

[@lisaguth8624]

@@sunshinesunflowers721 ok poop

[@marshataylor4086]

Jason Gibson true

[@docbrady6397]

I have met Loretta Lynn on several occasions including Several times at her ranch and once in Branson, she’s a great lady and fantastic music, great memories!

[@carolpcp1367]

I'm a big fan of Loretta Lynn and I wish I could meet her. Thank you, Loretta for sharing your life with us and your songs and wonderful talents. P.S. I believe in ghosts...

[@larryjerry6346]

Hello caro how are you doing today?

[@cathylanders6377]

Me too 😊

[@lyndaalterio1027]

I love Loretta Lynn - she is such a warm-hearted, loving woman!! God Bless you Loretta - you and your family!!!!

[@kimberlywiggin]

this is a great documentory

[@RLARA5777]

dewright yocum

[@brendaniebel1355]

Loretta Lynn queen 👑 of country music 🎶🎶🎶. No one will ever take her place. 🎼🙏👑🎶👑🙏🎼💜

[@raymondlewiswatson6852]

My cousin worked Ms. Lynn for many years and said shes such a smart kind talented lady i agree with her their are ghosts among us ive had experienced sering ghosts myself

[@dustins.4666]

my dad met her in the marines back in the 80's and she took him and his buddies into her trailer when she was on tour and treated them like family.

[@sugar1973us]

This was interesting and well done. Loretta Lynne seems like such a pleasant and humble person.

[@BabyBunch]

sugar1973us shes far from humble,shes my 4th cousin and showed up to 1 family reunion Peggy and patsy were there too.They stayed in their little entourage and barely noticed her actual family.

[@drpastry]

+Baby Bunch i can say that i know Earnest is still a drunk and living off of his mom.I went to the show at the State Fair in Atlanta,Ga. about 4 or 5 years ago and though he was playing in her band as he does today,she made a quip during the show about him been drinking and people started to laugh thinking it was just part of the show but afterwards the people who had vip passes, like myself, got to meet her.She didn't actually "meet" us,she stayed on the bus and we were told she would sign one item.I understood because Loretta was already like 78 or 79yo and we could tell by the end of the show she was very tired.Peggy and Patsy were the ones getting the one item from us to sign and wrote our names on a sticky note and placed it on the item so Loretta could personalize it to us.Well,while waiting to get closer to the front to give my Loretta discography collection(the one that has her face on the front and is gray) Earnest came stumbling past us with some "thirsty" floozy on each arm and we heard Loretta yell at him as he came off the bus that if he ain't back within the hour this bus leaves without him.He mumbled something about just wanting a drink.As he walked passed us with those floozy's,he absolutely reeked of whiskey.I don't know if you know but when i call them "thirsty floozy's" it means thirsty to get close to a celebrity and will do anything or anyone to get what they want.

[@christiebetts4970]

sugar1973us I met her once.Very nice lady

[@TheactressCJ]

Kandi Racer go head girl! Ms. Lynn is a nice lady...she is not her past.

[@XRIS.D.MUGIWARA]

They always seem nice . That’s the scary part

[@frankcarter7146]

I love and admire Loretta with an intensity bordering on creepy, lol. This backstory adds one more layer.

[@brianacrawford1010]

Such a huge fan of Loretta Lynn!! Went to the plantation almost 7 years ago and got to experience some haunting while we were there! Before going I was hoping we would get to see or hear something while there. About scared everyone that was on the tour with us. But I am so glad to say I have got to experience not only the history and tour of her beautiful house but also hauntings! I can wait till I can go back again!

[@gardensofthegods]

Can you please tell us exactly what happened when you experience the haunting at Loretta Lynn's mansion ? 2 years ago you mentioned it here but you don't give any details at all but yes you better believe there are some of us who would love to hear the story in details if you could .

[@cks57youto53]

Get well Loretta , SO many are praying for you ! I remember this from years ago when first aired . Loretta just Laugh's and accepted them as a presence she wasn't going to be afraid of ! A beautiful person , a true shadow of my years growing up . Rip dew ! YOUR MISSED TO 😇 When we die we leave All our memories behind it says in Bible . But near Death experience's they say they see they're loved ones in heaven an its different kind of love a peace unknown . Idk I just know I hope my husband and daughter know me whenever I arrive one day .

[@rickymyers9219]

Connie Self +

[@donnakawana]

Those u love an are connected to stay with you. Love never dies. Our spirits are free to roam...

[@lisaparsons8949]

Loretta still living.Shes,a great singer.my mom use to play her when I,was a kid,I'm 54 now,and mom is 82.My dad,passed away in 2002,was66.My sister in 2017.and my brother,Barry in 2019,miss them.

[@wendyverdades3013]

When I took my four year old to see your ranch she feel in love with your dresses "Oh Momma this lady has my style!"

[@racheallange2056]

Loretta is so down to earth ...Love her!

[@lippythelip7388]

I have always loved Loretta Lynn ! A true blue country singer ! Loretta is so blessed ... LUV HER AND HER MUSIC

[@Nivasi]

I've been to Hurricane mills a couple of times.. really pretty estate

[@theresachianelli6758]

Nivasi q

[@southpawboxing4265]

Pretty haunted too 👻

[@lynnfraizer7103]

Enjoyed the tour of her house the restaurant was horrible hope she found out an made them do better

[@crystalhiscock6418]

I love to listen to her music she is very awesome person and a very good singer too she is down to earth.I am very happy that she was looking in the history of her house

[@sunnyday9410]

I just love Loretta's laugh💝

[@briankellydushaney6143]

a sweet country legend thatmy mother always admire&i love her aswell.ms loretta lynna sweetheart,

[@DeathOfARockStar]

they did an episode about her house on Ghost Adventures. it was pretty interesting.

[@aprilwest1883]

I saw that.

[@Regina0964]

I seen that one too!!!

[@annmore4393]

Cool

[@annayarbrough5345]

I seen that one too

[@Taledanoneya]

@@annayarbrough5345 so it's really haunted?

[@94manorviewclose]

Love Loretta, always have....only seen her once in concert, but I didn't even have to see her live to know she had a special gift given to her. Native people that have not lost their traditional sacred way know many things about spirit, afterlife, and respect. Loretta is lucky the spirits they see are not evil but still, there are ways to help them cross over and go home, but if Loretta is fine with them staying there, then why would they leave!

[@janethedberg9581]

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[@charlessomerville43]

karyn c

[@vivianmadisonmahoney9457]

I have loved Loretta from the1st time I ever heard her sing. My sweet husband and I had gone to the Ranch a few times. So much to LOVE there. Our 1st and every visit to her home in Hurricane Mills we would drive real slow with the windows down to deeply suck up the most incredible, spiritual awakening fragrance in the air that we could never get enough of. The only other place I've ever experienced that fragrance was where I was born and raised in the Catskill Mts. of N.Y. From the age of 5, I always wanted to go to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville TN. Daddy never missed listening to WSM GRAND OLE OPRY and WWVA Wheeling WVA. I'm specifically writing here to tell of an experience I had that I never got over. We had a beautiful motor coach and got to stay at Loretta's camping area. Wonderful!! As always we went to the main grounds, picked a few four leaf clovers, (Sorry, couldn't resist). Walked around everything feeling so spiritually uplifted. Then we toured the Ranch House. We were both loving every bit of the experience/ journey. As we approached the kitchen I suddenly froze. My husband asked what was wrong. "I don't know" I told him. It was as though my body went on auto pilot. And without warning the tears began to flow rapidly down my cheeks. I felt like an idiot, embarrassed as others couldn't help but notice. I never, ever understood the reason. As much as I've studied Loretta's and Mooney's stories, I never (or don't recall) having ever heard about the ghost stories until today. Goosebumps ran thru my body as I partially relived that frozen moment once again. I so wish I knew what it was that moved me so. I thank God for that trip where we also were thrilled out of our minds to get to set outside to see and listen to our incredible Loretta Lynn. She just had cataract surgery and how she could care enough about her fans to perform under those conditions is beyond me. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS LORETTA! P.S. I Lost my Angel husband, my country music and business partner, my everything, May 23rd. 2014 to a head-on collision with a horse running loose from Jayell Ranch near our Gatlinburg home, next to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge. The Ranch owner had 18 citations. 13 horses, all finally corralled but the one that got us. Now life is nothing but memories! Thank You Loretta, forever for the many magnificente memories I will carry to my grave. At almost 82 it might not be long!! " I will always love you" Loretta❤ Lynn.

[@melissacarmack-epling6693]

Luv luv luv every song by her... 🤗😍😘 xoxox from Harlan KY....

[@hilde1945]

I absolutely adore Loretta Lynn, loved this story very much. Hope you are doing well Loretta