The story
The Thomas House stands in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee, a rambling brick-and-frame hotel from the 1890s and one of the last survivors of the town's mineral-water resort era, when visitors came by the trainload to take the sulphur springs; galleries, a spring-fed pool and a long dining hall keep its period character. The hotel embraces its haunted fame, hosting regular ghost hunts and paranormal weekends that have featured on national television. Guest and staff telling centres on a little girl called Sarah in the lore, glimpsed on the stairs and galleries; other accounts describe figures in the dining hall, footsteps and knocks along the porches, doors opening, cold spots in certain rooms and voices in the empty theatre room. Identifications are folklore rather than documented record, and the hotel presents them as part of its character. These accounts should be given as guest reports and hotel lore rather than proven phenomena. Current room, meal and event details should be confirmed from the official site before publishing.