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Cemetery Mountain
Talladega, Alabama
30.4 miles from Randolph County, ALIf it's called Cemetery Mountain, well it just has to be haunted. You can't have a place called Cemetery Mountain and it not be haunted, that would be un-American. It's called Cemetery Mountain, and it's spooky and there are a lot of cemeteries there. So it's haunted. ...
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Gravity Hill
Munford, Alabama
31.5 miles from Randolph County, ALThis gravity hill can be found on Cheaha Road. In case you aren't familiar with the phenomena of Gravity Hills these occur when an optical illusion makes it appear that your car is rolling upward on a hill, when in fact, you are rolling down. The phenomena can ...
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Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Munford, Alabama
32.2 miles from Randolph County, ALPeople claim to see orbs rising over the cemetery attached to the church.
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Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Anniston, Alabama
33 miles from Randolph County, ALIn researching the Parker Memorial Baptist church, I found what is quite possibly the most hilarious entry of ghostly hauntings ever. On a "ghost website" it is proclaimed that the Parker Memorial *BAPTIST* church is haunted by, and I quote, "a nun who killed herself in the main hallway". ...
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The Victoria Inn
Anniston, Alabama
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Stringfellow Memorial Hospital
Anniston, Alabama
33.3 miles from Randolph County, ALReportedly haunted by a ghostly organ player who plays the chapel organ in the wee hours of the morning.
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Rock Building
Bremen, Georgia
34.8 miles from Randolph County, ALThis clubhouse for the local tennis courts is believed to be haunted. Staff and members claim to have seen the apparition of a young man wandering the building after hours, who is believed to have drowned in the city swimming pool. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Sturdivant Mansion
Jacksons' Gap, Alabama
34.9 miles from Randolph County, ALNothing but a few walls remain of Sturdivant mansion except rumors of the ghosts that resided there. The ruin in the woods is reportedly haunted, though reports as to the exact nature of the haunting differ. There is a legend that a madman once slaughtered every person inside ...
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Fort McClellan
Anniston, Alabama
34.9 miles from Randolph County, ALSupposed to be haunted. Your guess is as good as ours as to how or the particulars as we have not been able to uncover much, or any, info, however we will keep looking. If you find any actual documentation on this haunting, let us know.
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Camp Cottaquilla
Anniston, Alabama
35.7 miles from Randolph County, ALThis haunted story falls firmly into the category of "urban legend". No doubt a bunch of girl scouts sitting around camp invented this one, because it doesn't even make the slightest bit of sense. The legend is this: every year during the week of Halloween a one-armed girl ...
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Lovelady Bridge
Camp Hill, Alabama
35.7 miles from Randolph County, ALReportedly the site of a suicide or car accident in which a pregnant woman died. Apparently you can hear her crying at night on the bridge. (Photo courtesy of Steve Osborne)
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Bonnie Castle
Grantville, Georgia
36.2 miles from Randolph County, ALBonnie Castle, now reported to be closed, was once a bed-and-breakfast inn. Ghosts reported here include a woman named Mary who dislikes electricity, a spectral cat, and a man who is said to be the original owner. Strange sounds have been reported coming from the building at all hours of ...
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Dump Road - Old Chief Ladiga Trail
Jacksonville, Alabama
39 miles from Randolph County, ALMany people claim to have seen many different ghostly things, primarily people in old-fashioned clothes walking the road, a possible former slave being hanged from atop an embankment. It is rumored that somewhere along the road is the site of a former slave quarter, from which horrible screams can ...
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McFall Road Tunnel
Jacksonville, Alabama
42.8 miles from Randolph County, ALA narrow tunnel on McFall Road in Jacksonville Alabama where you can park your car and turn the headlights off. It is rumored that there are black figures that fade in and out of the shadows as your eyes adjust. (Submitted by Braden B.)
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Piedmont Jacksonville Rd
Piedmont, Alabama
43.3 miles from Randolph County, ALThis is the Legend of The Ghost Bride Of Piedmont Jacksonville Rd. Legend has it that many years ago on Halloween, a young bride to be was getting ready for her wedding. When she went outside of her house she was attacked and dragged off to the other side ...
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Double Hill Road
Opelika, Alabama
44 miles from Randolph County, ALReportedly haunted by a ghostly horse drawn carriage.
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Salem-Shotwell Covered Bridge
Opelika, Alabama
44.1 miles from Randolph County, ALThe original bridge was the site of a tragedy when a woman and her two children were crossing it in a car and the bridge collapsed. All three were killed. Urban legend has it that if you put candy on the bridge's edge at night, by the light of your ...
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Liberty Cemetery
Alexander City, Alabama
45.8 miles from Randolph County, ALYou may hear the cries of a baby who died during the Civil War, and feel an eerie presence.
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Oakachoy Covered Bridge
Alexander City, Alabama
45.8 miles from Randolph County, ALVandals burned the bridge down a few years ago, but it was reported that it was haunted by a slave who was hanged nearby.
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Old Train Depot
Auburn, Alabama
47.2 miles from Randolph County, ALMany 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 ...
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University Chapel - Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama
47.6 miles from Randolph County, ALOriginally haunted by a ghost dubbed "Sydney", the spirit of a Confederate soldier who died there. Sydney reportedly manifested in the 20's when an acting troupe took over the chapel and he began bedeviling them. Overactive theater students imaginations or evidence of an actual haunting, who knows, but reportedly ...
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Harper Hill Cemetery
Dadeville, Alabama
48.3 miles from Randolph County, ALThis former church and cemetery site is said to be haunted. Legend has it that the church's pastor went mad one day and murdered his entire family and it is their ghosts that are said to haunt the grounds.
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Gravity Hill
Sylacauga, Alabama
49.5 miles from Randolph County, ALOne of those interesting phenomena, this Gravity Hill can be found just west of Fulton Gap Rd on Gravity Hill Lane/U.S. 280.
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Spring Villa
Opelika, Alabama
49.6 miles from Randolph County, ALAllegedly haunted by a former master of the house and slave owner who was killed by one of his slaves. Although this origin story is unlikely since the purported master died after slavery was abolished and also apparently of natural causes, many people are convinced the house is haunted, ...
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CEPA Building
Pell City, Alabama
52.2 miles from Randolph County, ALPeople in the performing arts claim to her crying of a little girl, and gets the reaction of a man who accidentally got hung when a play or any other event messes up. (Submitted by Amie)
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Camp Watts - Confederate Graveyard
Notasulga, Alabama
54.7 miles from Randolph County, ALYou may see the ghostly apparitions of soldiers here or in the surrounding woods. Their voices and sounds also have been heard.
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Hanging Grounds in Senoia
Senoia, Georgia
54.8 miles from Randolph County, ALThis site, off of Padgett Road, near Starr's Mill, once belonged to Old Man Padgett. Stories say that long ago, as an execution was taking place, the man broke loose and hanged Old Man Padgett from the railroad bridge nearby. Although the tracks are no longer used, phantom trains have ...
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Coosa River Sea Serpent
Gadsden, Alabama
55.3 miles from Randolph County, ALThe Coosa River is a hotspot for sea serpent sightings and reports of something odd inhabiting the river have been made for over a hundred years.
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Tuskegee National Forest
Notasulga, Alabama
55.9 miles from Randolph County, ALThe area is said to be haunted and cursed by devil worshippers who first used the area in the 1990s.
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Crestwood Cemetery
Gadsden, Alabama
56.3 miles from Randolph County, ALRumored to be located on a former slave plantation, people claim that it is haunted by slaves who died there. The specific claim that is most often repeated is that of a hanged slave that appears in the trees.
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Coat's Bend Plantation House
Gadsden, Alabama
56.9 miles from Randolph County, ALThis historic mansion is haunted by a former slave at the plantation house. Residents claim to have seen her standing in the courtyard of the mansion, staring up at them. A male resident was apparently attacked by a flying ghostly light that materialised in the private cemetery adjacent ...
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Holt Cemetery
Auburn, Alabama
57.4 miles from Randolph County, ALIt is said that photos taken here have turned up strange things after being developed, and those who leave tape recorders here will pick up the sound of someone singing.
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Tuskegee Army Airfield - Sharpe Airfield
Tuskegee, Alabama
58.4 miles from Randolph County, ALThere is no trespassing allowed on this site, as it is owned by a hunting club. Signs posted here reportedly say "Anyone found here at night will be found here in the morning." It is said that the sound of a phantom explosion can be heard as well as the ...
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Lucy's Afterlife Night Club
Gadsden, Alabama
58.7 miles from Randolph County, ALThis night club housed in a 1903 historic building has a ghost named (you guessed it) Lucy. She is occasionally seen by staff and patrons wandering through the building, and is believed to be responsible for a variety of other paranormal activity reported. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House
Fayetteville, Georgia
58.9 miles from Randolph County, ALThe ghost who calls this place home is believed to be John Manson Dorsey, a.k.a. “Manse” or “Manny,” flag bearer for the first company that left Fayette County during the Civil War.
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Dwight Mill Village
Gadsden, Alabama
60.7 miles from Randolph County, ALDwight Mill Village is a housing development built by the Dwight Manufacturing Company to house workers for its cotton mill. An historical marker with a bronze bell mounted atop it is located at the intersection of Marston Avenue and Coolidge Circle. Numerous houses in this historical district have been ...
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Hinds Road
Gadsden, Alabama
61.5 miles from Randolph County, ALAh no backwoods town is complete without the story of the Witch in the Woods who sold her soul to the devil, lived in a shack (because if you sold your soul to the devil, all you'd want out of it was a shack in the middle of some hillbilly ...
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Six Flags Over Georgia
Austell, Georgia
61.8 miles from Randolph County, ALThere are many ghost stories surrounding Six Flags Over Georgia. Some say a blonde girl about 9 years old was hit and killed by a car in the 1970s, and she may appear and ask guests for help, only to disappear shortly thereafter. And at the Crystal Pistol Music Hall, ...
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Haunted Bridge
Gadsden, Alabama
62 miles from Randolph County, ALAlabama has a lot of haunted bridges. A LOT. And when you are a state who apparently decides a bridge needs to be replaced with a new one, and then moves the old one to a brand new location you can kind of understand how lots of bridge wrecks and ...
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Mountain View Hospital
Gadsden, Alabama
62.7 miles from Randolph County, ALStrange noises and shadowy masses have been reported by numerous visitors to the hospital.
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Flatwoods
Steele, Alabama
63.3 miles from Randolph County, ALThe woods along here is reportedly the site where a group of freed black slaves set up a settlement following the Civil War that was burned out and destroyed by the KKK. It is said to be haunted by the men and women who died during the raid.
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Springer Opera House
Columbus, Georgia
63.4 miles from Randolph County, ALSpringer Opera House's stage has seen the likes of Oscar Wilde, Lillie Langtrey, John Philip Sousa, Ethel Barrymore, Will Rogers, William Jennings Bryan and Franklin D. Roosevelt. But that's not all. Edwin Booth, brother of Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth, is rumored to haunt the place. Other ghosts are thought ...
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Mount Pisgah Cemetery
Gadsden, Alabama
63.6 miles from Randolph County, ALYou may see orbs and streaks of light from the active spirits at this cemetery across from Mount Pisgah Church.
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Johnny Mitchell's Smokehouse
Euharlee, Georgia
66.1 miles from Randolph County, ALSet in the 1800's settlement of Euharlee, this local smokehouse and barbecue restaurant is rumoured to be haunted by a male settler, who crosses the road at night from a nearby cemetery. He has been seen by staff and diners on several occasions. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Gallant Children's Cemetery
Gallant, Alabama
66.4 miles from Randolph County, ALVisitors here may see ghostly children coming out to play.
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Wetumpka Mortuary
Wetumpka, Alabama
67.8 miles from Randolph County, ALThis historic building is no longer a mortuary, and is currently believed to be unoccupied. A poltergeist has been known to turn the lights on and off, and passer-by's have reportedly heard screams coming out of the building. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Wetumpka Chamber of Commerce
Wetumpka, Alabama
67.9 miles from Randolph County, ALThe chambers are housed within a 1910 building, which was originally the town bank. Staff have reported hearing disembodied footsteps, ghostly voices and the sound of someone being dragged through an upstairs corridor. On the third floor, which hasn't been used for decades according to staff, furniture moves around ...
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Refuge Bridge
Clanton, Alabama
68.4 miles from Randolph County, ALEvery bridge in Alabama is haunted. Every. Single. Bridge. This one however you'd best be careful on, because it's not your standard "scorned woman walks the bridge" story. This one contains a malevolent and evil presence prone to chasing people and vehicular violence.
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Hardin Bridge
Kingston, Georgia
69 miles from Randolph County, ALThe old Hardin Bridge is still there, though a new one was built around 2010-2011 crossing the Etowah River just next to it. It is said that a couple accidentally drove off the old bridge many decades ago, and their spirits still haunt the area. Voices and screams ...
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Kennesaw House
Marietta, Georgia
69.3 miles from Randolph County, ALOriginally built in the 1840s as a cotton warehouse, the place was a makeshift hospital and morgue during the war. Many TV shows have featured this site, where visitors who descended to the basement in the elevator saw an active wartime hospital room. Another ghost reported to reside here is ...
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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Kennesaw, Georgia
69.5 miles from Randolph County, ALThe Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, fought June 18 to July 2, 1864, is the source of the battlefield's hauntings. Ghostly soldiers walk the grounds; gunshots and cannons are heard. Also reported here are ghost deer who run at the witness and then disappear when they get close. The smell of ...
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Ellis Hotel
Atlanta, Georgia
69.5 miles from Randolph County, ALIn 1946, a fire broke out in what was formerly the Winecoff Hotel, resulting in the deaths of 119 people. While the tragedy led to a reform in fire code safety, some of the victims are said to be here still. Apparitions of frenzied people appear in the halls, screams ...
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New American Shakespeare Tavern
Atlanta, Georgia
70 miles from Randolph County, ALThe Shakespeare Tavern is said to be visited by spirits. Witnesses have reported disembodied voices, shadow figures and strange lights. Apparitions seen here include a young boy in an 1800s blue velvet suit, an old man in period clothing, and a woman who moves items around in the women’s dressing ...
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Berry College
Rome, Georgia
70.6 miles from Randolph County, ALThe hauntings at Berry College have earned it the nickname Scary Berry. The ghost of a female student is supposed to haunt Ford Hall. She hanged herself upon receiving news that her boyfriend was killed in World War II. Blackstone Hall has several ghosts, the most well known perhaps being ...
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Rhodes Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
70.8 miles from Randolph County, ALRhodes Hall, built in 1904 by founder of Rhodes Furniture Amos Rhodes, is rumored to be haunted by Mrs. Rhodes, who passed away in the home. Ghostly children have been seen and heard laughing here as well. But the scariest ghost here is the Shadow Man, said to reside in ...
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The Masquerade
Atlanta, Georgia
71.2 miles from Randolph County, ALThis night club is said to be visited by the spirits who died in fire and tuberculosis outbreaks long ago, both of which killed several members of the building's former staff. Apparitions have been seen and unexplained footsteps have been reported.
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Tallapoosa Entertainment Center
Montgomery, Alabama
71.8 miles from Randolph County, ALThis casino is said to be haunted. There are reports of machines playing by themselves (what happens if a ghost hits the jackpot we wonder?), whispering voices and some objects appear to move independently of human interaction.
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Pope-Walton House
Atlanta, Georgia
73.3 miles from Randolph County, ALAlthough the site, once the Pope-Walton House and then Anthony's Fine Dining, is reported no longer to be in operation, it was rumored to be haunted by Annie Barnett, who was married here in 1882. The sound of ghostly children singing also has been reported.
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Barnsley Gardens Resort
Adairsville, Georgia
74.9 miles from Randolph County, ALBuilt by Godfrey Barnsley in 1844, the ruins of the mansion are said to be haunted by Godfrey himself, his wife Julia, and a Confederate soldier who may be Colonel Robert Earle, killed on these grounds during the Civil War.
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Hot Dog Heaven
Woodstock, Georgia
77.7 miles from Randolph County, ALThe prankish ghost at this Hot Dog Heaven location is blamed for turning off the hot dog cooker and hurling buns out of locked bins in the middle of the lunch rush.
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Rocky Mount
Prattville, Alabama
78.7 miles from Randolph County, ALThis 1891 establishment used to be a b&b; however, it is now only hired out for weddings and events. The ghost who resides here, believed to be the owner's Great-Aunt Mae. In life, Great-Aunt Mae loved music so much she would wake up in the middle of the night and ...
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Memory Hill Cemetery
Albertville, Alabama
79 miles from Randolph County, ALJust another haunted cemetery.
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Albertville Public Library
Albertville, Alabama
79.5 miles from Randolph County, ALAn elevator that runs by itself. Water faucets that turn on and off. Are the former owners of this home-turned-library angry at the intrusion into their afterlives or just trying to say hello?
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Lucas Tavern - Old Alabama Town
Montgomery, Alabama
79.9 miles from Randolph County, ALThe ghost of owner and hostess Eliza Lucas is said to appear here. She wears Victorian clothing and is very friendly: She waves and smiles at passersby from the doorway.
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Main Street Strip
Albertville, Alabama
79.9 miles from Randolph County, ALApparently the entire length of Main Street is haunted by the ghosts of tornado victims. Residents hear screaming and footsteps and other ghostly sounds.
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State Capitol Building
Montgomery, Alabama
79.9 miles from Randolph County, ALA woman in Civil War era clothing is said to haunt the State Capitol Building.
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Public House
Roswell, Georgia
80.4 miles from Randolph County, ALThe Public House, known as Peasant Restaurant in the 1970s, was originally a commissary for the Roswell Mill constructed in 1854. The building housed the Dunwoody Shoe Shop in 1920 and a funeral home upstairs. It was a Union hospital during the Civil War, and as legend goes, is the ...
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Red Lady of Huntingdon College
Montgomery, Alabama
81 miles from Randolph County, ALThe ghost of a lonely girl, an outcast from all her peers who committed suicide is said to wander the dorms of Huntingdon College. It is also said that every year, on the night of her suicide (no exact date on offer, of course) red light emanates from the room ...
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The Plantation House
Prattville, Alabama
81.6 miles from Randolph County, ALDating back to 1832, this old home is known locally as "The Plantation House." It operated for many years as a bed and breakfast, but as of 2014 it is on the market for any interested buyers. There have long been sightings reported of the ghost of Mr ...
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery, Alabama
82.4 miles from Randolph County, ALIn Building 1433 an eerie presence has been felt, and lieutenants may awaken with their beds soaked in river water. Shadows move in the halls and a burnt electrical smell occurrs on the 2nd floor. Electrical phenomena have been reported as well. They say the ghosts here are Confederate soldiers ...
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Whole Backstage Theater
Guntersville, Alabama
87.6 miles from Randolph County, ALA pyromaniac ghost? That might be a first. Rumored to be haunted by an old man ghost with a fondness for flammables as well as a young boy who is often heard laughing.
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Abbie's House
Guntersville, Alabama
89.7 miles from Randolph County, ALThis home dates back to 1909 and is registered by the local historical society. All the locals know it as "Abbie's House," as it was built and lived in by Abbie Smith, who founded the United Methodist church in nearby Warrenton, AL. Many subsequent owners of the home ...
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