Episode 30 · 10 min · The Moonlit Road Podcast - Southern Ghost Stories & Folklore

Green Eyes of Chickamauga Battlefield

Published Feb 1, 2012by The Moonlit Road, LLCHorror · Folk tales

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Story 30 of 71. 29 told, 41 still waiting.

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Deep in the woods of the Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park, a pair of glowing green eyes watches from the darkness. In this episode, we explore the terrifying legend of "Old Green Eyes," a creature that has haunted the Georgia battlefield since the smoke cleared in 1863. From Civil War burial parties to modern-day park ranger sightings, discover why this spectral figure remains one of the most feared hauntings in the American South. FOR MORE STORIES: This is just one of the many legends found on the Southern back roads. Visit our archive of Southern ghost stories and folklore at . Follow us on Facebook and X/Twitter "Green Eyes of Chickamauga Battlefield" was written by Craig Dominey Storyteller: John Gentile Audio Production: Henry Howard The Moonlit Road Podcast is a production of The Moonlit Road, LLC. ABOUT THE MOONLIT ROAD The Moonlit Road has been exploring the dark back roads of the American South since 1997. We are a large online archive of regional ghost stories, tall tales, and folklore from the Appalachians to the Gulf Coast, told by authentic local storytellers.

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