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0Asbury Cemetery
Houston, Mississippi
Reported at this graveyard have been many strange phenomena, such as an intense feeling of being watched, the sound of unexplained voices, and a sudden urge to flee quickly from the site. Many car accidents are said to have happened because people were trying to flee as fast as they ...
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0Save-a-Lot
Pontotoc, Mississippi
24.6 miles from Houston, MS
Employees claim that it is haunted.
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Gregg Hamilton House
Aberdeen, Mississippi
26.7 miles from Houston, MS
A former resident at this historic house reported seeing the apparition of an elderly African American maid in a black dress on many occasions. She was regarded as a kindly presence, and would often help those in distress. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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0Lyric Theatre
Tupelo, Mississippi
30 miles from Houston, MS
Staff of the Lyric Theatre have nicknamed their ghost "Antoine'. He is a mostly benevolent entity who apparently entertains himself by moving things around and humming. Sometimes his footsteps can be heard throughout the theater. Some people believe that he is possibly the ghost of a ...
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Cinemark Theatre
Tupelo, Mississippi
33.1 miles from Houston, MS
The most famous ghost haunting the Theatre is a ghost named Lola who is often seen doing work-like activities.
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0Waverly Plantation
West Point, Mississippi
36.5 miles from Houston, MS
The Waverly is haunted by the ghost of a young girl who is apparently searching for her mother and also by a man in military uniform who is prone to appearing in mirrors. Objects move of their own accord.
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Three Legged Lady Road - Nash Road
Columbus, Mississippi
40.9 miles from Houston, MS
The three-legged lady is an urban legend unique to Mississippi. There are numerous variations of exactly who the three-legged lady was, and how she came by her three legs. They generally involve the death of a lover/husband which results in her sewing her dead lover's leg onto her ...
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Highland House
Columbus, Mississippi
42.7 miles from Houston, MS
The early-1900s Highland House, no longer in operation as an inn, was said to be haunted by the ghost of a housekeeper who set fire to the master's previous house after he turned away her advances. Witnesses have heard voices and seen doors open and close on their own.
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Wisteria Mansion
Columbus, Mississippi
42.9 miles from Houston, MS
The current and previous owners of the house have reported seeing a man in a white shirt rushing past the kitchen window towards the front door, however when they open the door, the man has vanished. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Temple Heights Mansion
Columbus, Mississippi
43 miles from Houston, MS
Temple Heights Mansion was built in 1837 by General Richard T. Brownrigg and changed owners several times until retired Methodist minister named J.H. Kennebrew moved in with his wife and five children: Daisy, Laura, Jessie, Ruth and Elizabeth. It is Elizabeth who is said to haunt the house now. Her ...
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Princess Theatre
Columbus, Mississippi
43.2 miles from Houston, MS
The theatre has been renovated from a theatre to a cinema several times, which has caused unrest among the spirits that reside here. They include the former owner of the theatre and the ghost of a shadowy figure who likes to stand on the theatre balcony. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Lincoln House Bed and Breakfast
Columbus, Mississippi
43.3 miles from Houston, MS
This house was the first residence of the Columbus mayor back when it was built in 1833. The has been restored, and is now a bed and breakfast. Guests have reported strange occurrences here, such as he apparition of a lady in a white dress and a hovering cloud that ...
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0Callaway Hall - Mississippi University for Women
Columbus, Mississippi
43.5 miles from Houston, MS
Reportedly haunted by a ghost named Mary.
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0Friendship Cemetery
Columbus, Mississippi
43.6 miles from Houston, MS
In the area where the Civil War graves are the ghost of a Confederate soldier has been seen roaming between the graves.
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0Rowan Oak
Oxford, Mississippi
43.8 miles from Houston, MS
Even the name of William Faulkner's home is an ode to the mythic. Legend has it that Faulkner still haunts the rooms and grounds of Rowan Oak.
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0St. Anthony Hall - Delta Psi
Houston, Mississippi
44.7 miles from Houston, MS
Reportedly haunted by a former frat boy.
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Mount Pisgah Cemetery
Fulton, Mississippi
45.5 miles from Houston, MS
Strange lights are reported to have been seen in the cemetery.
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Grenada Masonic Temple
Grenada, Mississippi
46.8 miles from Houston, MS
The masonic temple was built on the site of the former historic Angevine House, and visitors to the building have reported seeing the apparition of a glaring sea captain on the upper levels of the building. Staff here have also heard voices late at night when there is no one ...
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Armstrong Road - Railway Tracks
Columbus, Mississippi
47.4 miles from Houston, MS
Reported to be haunted by the ghost of a woman who committed suicide by train after her husband died in an accident on the tracks.
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0City Cemetery
Kosciusko, Mississippi
67.5 miles from Houston, MS
Apparently a grave which is adorned with a statue of the deceased is said to cry. And it isn't condensation either, really.
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0Pickens County Courthouse
Carrollton, Alabama
68.2 miles from Houston, MS
A ghostly face appears in the window of this courthouse in Carrollton, Alabama. Legend attributes the face to a wrongly-accused man who was either lynched by an angry mob after being dragged from the courthouse or who died after being struck by lightning at the exact moment that he leaned ...
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Generals' Quarters Inn
Corinth, Mississippi
76.9 miles from Houston, MS
This historic inn is haunted according to guests staying on the second floor. A variety of paranormal activity has been reported, including ghostly voices, doors opening and closing of their own accord and lights going out for no apparent reason. Much of this activity has been attributed to a ...
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Abandoned Butcher's Shop
Russellville, Alabama
81.1 miles from Houston, MS
Not much info on this, apart from the fact that it is an old, abandoned butcher's shop on the side of this dirt road, about 1.5 miles south from Fletcher Road. See map for precise location. Locals get an eerie feeling around this building.
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Highway 5 Ghost
Lynn, Alabama
83.8 miles from Houston, MS
The ghost of a woman who died after being hit by a truck is said to haunt this stretch of road.
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0Jemison Center - Old Bryce Mental Hospital
Northport, Alabama
91.3 miles from Houston, MS
Although most ghost websites will refer to this place as Old Bryce Mental Hospital, this is not an accurate designation. There is a Bryce Mental Hospital in Alabama, but it has been located in Tuscaloosa since its inception in 1861 and the Jemison Center, as this place is accurately called, ...
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0Old Bryce Hospital
Northport, Alabama
91.5 miles from Houston, MS
A former insane asylum with a reputation for treating its patients cruelly (especially black patients of which there were a disproportionate amount), this place is an obvious choice for claims of haunting. People claim to feel hot and cold spots, see items moving and hear ghostly sounds and footsteps. ...
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0Belle Mont Mansion
Tuscumbia, Alabama
92.6 miles from Houston, MS
A former slave plantation, it is believed to be haunted by slaves that lived and died here and also possibly by the ghosts of its former owners.
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Magnolia Manor Bed and Breakfast
Bolivar, Tennessee
94 miles from Houston, MS
Built in 1849, this manor house has a ghost, or several, residing within. Every room has been known to presence of ghosts. In Annie's Room, the motion detectors go off and voices are heard when no one is there. A male and a female apparition have been seen in the ...
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Winston House
Tuscumbia, Alabama
94.1 miles from Houston, MS
In 1874, a tornado took the life of lady of the house Judith Winston, who was crushed beneath rubble. Her sons pulled her from the wreckage, but she died in the front bedroom on the eastern side. Since 1982, the 1824 house has been a museum and event space. Mrs. ...
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Shiloh National Military Park
Shiloh, Tennessee
94.6 miles from Houston, MS
The 1862 Battle of Shiloh meant death for thousands of soldiers, several of whom are rumored to still haunt the battlefield. Many tales and legends surround the battlefield, and visitors may see apparitions and hear phantom gunshots, drumming, footsteps, and voices. The nearby pond is said to occasionally turn red, ...
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Hay Hall
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
94.7 miles from Houston, MS
Yet another one of those vague claims without any substantiation the "haunting of Hay Hall" usually goes something like this: One of the rooms is supposedly haunted by a girl who used to live there.... Really? Did she die there? Why's she there? Did she just love college ...
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0Old Public Library - Jemison Mansion
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
95.6 miles from Houston, MS
This mansion turned library turned tourist attraction/wedding venue is said to be haunted. Visitors report cold spots, strange feelings and an eerie "presence".
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0Drish House
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
95.9 miles from Houston, MS
People claim to see lights in the mansion when no one is there and there are also reports of the tower being engulfed in ghostly flames.
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Gamma Phi Beta House - University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
96.2 miles from Houston, MS
Although this haunted spot can be found on most ghost websites, there are very few accounts to be found. Reportedly the bathroom taps turn on by themselves and doors slamming. I'd mark this one as dubious.
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0Ghost Bridge
Florence, Alabama
97.3 miles from Houston, MS
Properly called Jackson Ford Bridge, there are currently plans to demolish the bridge due to vandalism and decay making for a safety hazard. Of course if people start dying, that will just add to its reputation as a haunted spot, so possibly Darwinism should be allowed to take place ...
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0Forks of Cypress
Florence, Alabama
97.8 miles from Houston, MS
This private property houses the infamous ghost bridge that has numerous claims of haunting. People claim to hear singing and voices in the area surrounding the property and some claim they have seen the apparition of a woman walking the grounds.
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0Norton Auditorium - University of North Alabama
Florence, Alabama
97.9 miles from Houston, MS
A ghost named George is said to live here, a former construction worker who fell from a scaffold as the place was being built.
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0Off Campus Book Store - University of North Alabama
Florence, Alabama
98 miles from Houston, MS
Locals tell a story that this building once was occupied by a young girl, Molly, who died in the 1930s or 1940s. Molly was bittem by her puppy, which had contracted rabies. Her ghost is said to look down from the upstairs window.
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Pope’s Tavern
Florence, Alabama
98 miles from Houston, MS
This historic museum operated as a hospital during the civil war, so the rumours of haunting's appear to have a leg to stand on; which can't be said for some of the apparitions supposedly reported. Staff and visitors have reported the apparitions of various amputees in the main bedroom ...
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University of North Alabama - Romeo and Juliet statues
Florence, Alabama
98.1 miles from Houston, MS
Several witnesses have reported seeing the statues of Romeo and Juliet floating around The University of North Alabama's campus during a full moon. Every year during Halloween a pumpkin mysteriously makes its way into Romeo's hands. Some faculty at UNA believe that Romeo goes in search of pumpkins for his ...
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0Wesleyan Hall - University of North Alabama
Florence, Alabama
98.1 miles from Houston, MS
This building, constructed in 1856, has a rich and interesting history. During the Civil War it was occupied by both Confederate and Union troops at different times. During the Confederate occupation General John Bell resided there and during the Union occupation, General Sherman himself stayed at Wesleyan. The ...
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0Robert M. Guillot University Center
Florence, Alabama
98.1 miles from Houston, MS
Reportedly haunted by the ghost of a woman who hanged herself back in the day when the Center was a teaching college. Supposedly you can still hear what sounds like the body swaying on the second floor.
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0Sweetwater Plantation
Florence, Alabama
100.4 miles from Houston, MS
The home of a former Alabama governor, it is reportedly haunted. Many people believe the ghost is that of the Governor's son who died in the Civil War.
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0Moundville Archaeological Park
Moundville, Alabama
100.4 miles from Houston, MS
At these historic Native American mounds, reports say, ghostly drums may be heard at night and lights may be seen coming from one of the larger mounds that looks like a pyramid.
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0Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge
Livingston, Alabama
101.7 miles from Houston, MS
Although the Bridge has been moved from its original location, an outlaw was hanged either from it, or nearby. Does the outlaw's spirit remain, haunting the bridge forever?
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Blackwell Manor
Bartlett, Tennessee
103.2 miles from Houston, MS
This historic mansion is believed to be haunted by the apparition of a former owner, who has been seen roaming the house after dark. He has also been known to slam doors and turn on all the lights in the house. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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0Whatley House
Moundville, Alabama
103.5 miles from Houston, MS
Although the house no longer exists, the ground it stands on still does and the ground itself is the source of the haunting claims. Supposedly this house was built on old slave quarters and a cemetery (very busy stretch of land) and this made for some uneasy living.
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0The Inn At Hunt-Phelan
Memphis, Tennessee
104.3 miles from Houston, MS
Built around 1830, this inn is said to be haunted by a servant of the former owners, the Hunts. Before the Hunts fled the house to escape a yellow fever epidemic in 1873, they entrusted their servant, Nathan Wilson, with a chest of gold to pay for the home's upkeep. ...
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0Woodruff-Fontaine House
Memphis, Tennessee
104.5 miles from Houston, MS
This historic 1870s mansion, now a house museum, is said to be haunted by Molly Woodruff. The Rose Room was once her bedroom, and it is said that visitors to her room can feel her presence. It is also reported that a witness once heard her say "My bed doesn't ...
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