Many ghost websites make this ludicrous claim about the Train Depot: “It is said that if you go in there, no matter where you go, you always come back to the spot where you came in. ” What does that even mean? How is that evidence of a haunting? Could it possibly be, oh, I don’t know … that most people enter and exit through the same door because that’s the closest exit to where their car is parked? It’s fun to be scared and give ourselves a good fright, but really people, let’s use a little common sense lest we all end up wearing tinfoil hats and hoarding cats.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- Mitcham Avenue
Auburn, AL
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 32.61022031265032, -85.48078939999999
- County:
- Lee County, Alabama
- Nearest Towns:
- Auburn, AL (0.0 mi.)
Opelika, AL (6.4 mi.)
Loachapoka, AL (6.6 mi.)
Waverly, AL (10.4 mi.)
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Cusseta, AL (15.8 mi.)
Camp Hill, AL (16.5 mi.)
Tuskegee, AL (17.8 mi.)
Woodland, AL (17.9 mi.)
Reeltown, AL (18.9 mi.)
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I dont think this place was ever haunted, it has now been renovated and turned into a resturant called the depot ,i used to work there never experienced any strange activity
I do know many years ago ( in the early 1970s if i’m not mistaken ) right before the depot discontinued the passenger train service there was a brutal crime that took place there . At that time there was a bar located in the depot . One night there was this man and woman sitting at the bar having a drink . She was a married woman , but not to the guy she was drinking with . They say a few moments later a man walks in with some kinda long blade – walks up to the guy she’s drinking with and swings it at him decapitating his head . The killer turned out to be her husband . I was told this by a Opelika native much much older than me