The Hanging Tunnel of Knoxville Tennessee

[@Pottawattamie]

You are a brave man and very respectful.

[@acdcnut2011]

Thanks!

[@averyintrusive7610]

Third creek rail bridge (Sutherland ave) is another great spot for civil war Knoxville. Guarded the rail coming from the west into marble city. Also fort Dickerson about a mile south (I think your just across the river from downtown in this video) union forces fought off an advance on Knoxville coming through Maryville along the river. Really good views and the breastworks are still apparent. Great content love your videos.

[@deanjohnson1467]

Very good video are you going to do any more research in Bradley County?

[@elijahrock6681]

Yo me and my grandma watch your videos you're an awesome explorer I live in Cleveland and make videos too

[@acdcnut2011]

Awesome! Thanks for watching. I'll subscribe to your channel.

[@elijahrock6681]

@@acdcnut2011 you can tap on profile picture and I'll take you to it

[@acdcnut2011]

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[@ashmonroe5665]

Where in Knoxville is this????

[@acdcnut2011]

It's right beside the JFG sign.

[@elainebundy2521]

BEEN THROUGH THIS , I GET A CALMING FEELING

[@ritamccartt-kordon283]

Very interesting video! Maybe you should have had a recorder and ask their name. If they were hung there, and more. Very interesting! Did you notice the huge Crack in the ground, above the Tunnel, just across the guardrail, behind you? Don't ever stand on that kind of ground. It could slide off! Watch your back out there. You shouldn't travel alone. Nothing is, as it used to be. GOD bless

[@acdcnut2011]

I may try that next time I'm in the area. I'm a little surprised the City of Knoxville hasn't tried anything to fix it. There are like five houses sitting on top of the tunnel. And that's true.

[@Hozy780]

I found it on Google maps near the jfg sign and I went down on the line a little bit and then I found a switch that was an industrial track and then I find a diesel locomotive switcher

[@mr.nomadben7109]

Creepy indeed. I wish I joined you on this adventure. Obviously there are some unrested spirits that still exist there.

[@acdcnut2011]

It honestly felt something was following me. And there aren't any wires either to set the k-2 off.

[@mr.nomadben7109]

@@acdcnut2011 😱

[@richardmiller765]

Use to live there on mimosa ave when I was little use to walk threw the tunnel

[@Hozy780]

The line is actually not abandoned it's owned by the Knoxville & Holston river railroad it is the k line and it is still active today

[@TennesseeTrio]

If that tunnel could talk!

[@richardmiller765]

I use to walk threw the tunnel

[@tooge47]

it's a shame people are so trashy............

[@acdcnut2011]

I agree!

[@elainebundy2521]

WATCH EXPLORATION UNKNOWNS VIDEO ON THIS VERY TRAIN TRACK, I DID THIS IS HOW I HEARD ABOUT THIS TRACK

[@royo1450]

Really lol

[@Theironbodysensei]

Interesting…u missed something well a entrance. I remember those days. All them standing and yelling and throwing shizit as innocents walked into the devils mouth. Hidden genocides throughout the world.

[@nycgweed]

Nice graffiti pieces