Haunted Places in Alabama
Deep South backroads, Civil War landmarks, river towns, and old mills give Alabama a haunted reputation that feels rooted in real history. From eerie hotels and abandoned buildings to lonely roads and mossy cemeteries, the state is packed with places tied to ghost stories, local legends, and unexplained encounters. Whether you are into paranormal folklore, historic haunts, or just looking for the creepiest spots to read about, this guide to haunted places in Alabama is a great place to start.
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The Drish House in Tuscaloosa: History, Hauntings, and the Famous Tower Lights
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Boyington Oak (Mobile, Alabama): The Haunted Tree at Church Street Graveyard
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Bear Creek Swamp in Alabama: The Haunted Road, Ghost Legends, and the 21 Doll Mystery
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The Old Bibb County Jail — Centreville, Alabama
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The Haunted Sloss Furnaces in Alabama
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Ghosts of the Gaines Ridge Dinner Club
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Ghosts of the Redmont Hotel
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Ghosts of the Tutwiler Hotel
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Ghosts of the Tombigbee River
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Ghosts of the Pickens County Courthouse
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Ghosts of the Ghost Bridge in Alabama
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Old Bryce Hospital
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Ghost Bridge
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Kendall Manor
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Jack Cole Road
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Saint James Hotel
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Fort Morgan
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Sketoe’s Hole

