Alabama Avenue Middle School
The story behind Alabama Avenue Middle School's haunting is unknown. At night, doors slam on…
Bayview Bridge
The Bayview Bridge connects between Alabama cities Mulga and Bayview. It is haunted by the spirit of…
Bass Cemetery
The Bass Cemetery was established over two centuries ago, serving as the resting place for…
Athens State College
The Athens Female Academy was built in 1822 and later turned into the Athens State…
Albertville Public Library
The Albertville Public Library was constructed atop land that was formerly the site of a…
Old Purefoy House
The Purefoy House was built around 1840 by Edmond Hobdy. It belonged to the Purefoys,…
Sketoe Hanging Hole
Founded in 1843, the town of Newton, Alabama served as a recruiting site for the…
Harrison Cemetery
Harrison Cemetery, located in one of the state’s smallest towns, holds 159 burial sites and…
Cahaba, Alabama
Cahaba, Alabama (sometimes spelled as "Cahawba") was selected to be the state's first permanent capitol…
John R. Drish Mansion
Dr. John R. Drish arrived in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1822 from Virginia. Drish, a widower,…
Pickens County Courthouse
In the midst of the Civil War, the first Carrollton Courthouse was burned down by…
James T. Staples Riverboat
The James T. Staples riverboat (officially registered as the Jas. T. Staples, also known as the…
Bladon Springs Cemetery
The Bladon Springs Cemetery is haunted by Captain Norman Staples, captain of the James T. Staples riverboat.…
Boyington Oak
Sometime during the early 1800s, a man named Charles Boyington and his best friend, Nathaniel Frost,…
Adams Grove Presbyterian Church
The Adams Grove Presbyterian Church, constructed in the Greek revival-style in 1853, is one of…
Auburn University Chapel
The Auburn University Chapel, built in 1851 by a Presbyterian congregation, is the oldest public…