The ghost that occupies the upper floor of the apparently likes sunlight as it has a tendency to open closed blinds. People claim to hear knocking and other unexplainable noises and one person claims the ghost operated a typewriter and corrected a typing error she had made(??).
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- Main Street
Columbiana, AL 35051
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 33.1771482, -86.60720449999997
- County:
- Shelby County, Alabama
- Nearest Towns:
- Columbiana, AL (0.1 mi.)
Shelby, AL (4.8 mi.)
Wilsonville, AL (8.2 mi.)
Calera, AL (9.9 mi.)
Talladega Springs, AL (10.2 mi.)
Chelsea, AL (11.3 mi.)
Fayetteville, AL (11.8 mi.)
Westover, AL (12.6 mi.)
Alabaster, AL (13.0 mi.)
Pelham, AL (13.9 mi.)
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I was at the top floor of the old courthouse in Columbiana and it was in the middle of summer so it was like 95 up there and by one of the windows, it was very much cooler like mabe 70 degrees it was freaky.