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Alabama Haunted Places
Alabama haunted houses, haunted cemeteries, haunted bridges and Alabama paranormal activity. Every haunted place in Alabama has a disturbing backstory.
Go with our investigators when they visit haunted places, and reveal Alabama’s haunted history. For a full listing of haunted places in Alabama, start from the Alabama Haunted Places Table of Contents.
Is Athens State College Haunted? Stories are numerous. So numerous in fact, that paranormal investigators have investigated the campus and seem to have proof of paranormal activity. You can read about the investigation on the WAFF 48 website. Mystery411.com has additional interesting information concerning the alleged hauntings.
Would you dare venture to any one of these? Weird sightings and occurrences at so called“haunted” placess is mere theatrics compared to Alabama’s gruesome and terrifying haunted settings.
Stringfellow Memorial Hospital
301 E 18th St
Anniston, AL 36207
The founder of the Stringfellow Memorial Hospital in Anniston, Alabama, Mary Stringfellow, was an organ player. The nurses say that if you are working the third shift, you can hear the organ being played in the chapel. But no one is there if you go and look. Stringfellow Memorial Hospital History & Hauntings
Anniston,Alabama is in Calhoun County. Visit the Calhoun County Alabama Main Page.
St James Hotel in Selma Alabama Considered Most Haunted Place in Alabama
The St James Hotel is considered to be one of the most haunted places in all of Alabama. Located in the town of Selma, Alabama, the residents and many visitors to this particular establishment have issued several accounts of hauntings and paranormal events that have occurred. It is believed that a few different spirits enjoy spending their time in the building – in the afterlife. Two of the apparent hauntings that are said to occur include that of the popular outlaw, Jesse James, as well as his girlfriend who was named Lucinda.
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Alabama has some of the most gruesome and terrifying of haunted places.
Would you dare venture to any one of these?
The High-Brown-Routt home burned to the ground in the fall of 1968. From the main road, skeletal remains of two chimneys are the only visible evidence that a house, once stood on the ancient Indian mound.
A total of 47 workers lost their lives and numerous others lost their ability to work due to horrific accidents, including an explosion that left six blind. The rumor is that workers, fed up with their daunting and dangerous nights, fed Slag into the furnace in October of 1906.
Haunted Chicken House
7522 US Hwy 431
Heflin AL
A row of hearses, some with metal chickens artwork, are lined up along Hwy 431 in Heflin Alabama. They serve as the road sign to let you know you are approaching the Haunted Chicken House. From I-20, exit 191, go south on Hwy 431 for eight miles until you see the hearses and chickens artwork on the right. The hauned chicken house is open in October but the hearses and chickens are year round. Alabama Ghosts and Ghost Towns Index
Albertville Alabama Avenue Middle School
At night you will hear doors slamming and see lights flickering on and off. You’ll lock your locker, leave and then walk back to your locker to find it unlocked. You’ll also hear kids in the hallway and no one is there. For more ghost tales see Alabama Ghosts and Ghost Towns Index. Looking for haunts?