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AL Ave Maria Grotto,Cullman, AL
Al Boll Weevil Monument, Enterprise, AL More Info
AL Civil Rights Memorial, Montgomery, AL
AL Coon Hound Cemetery, Coon Dog Cemetery Rd,Between Cherokee&Alabama Road Rt. 247
AL Cross Garden, pretty weird place, Prattville, AL
AL Edible town of Almond
AL Gravity Hill ( your car will roll up hill. Not sure what you will do with your bike) Sylacauga,AL
AL Home of the world's largest Office Chair ( 33' tall )
AL Hubcap King, Talladega, AL
The "Hubcap King". At last count, he had something like 4 1/2
million. He recently married his tenth wife, and she will likely be crowned the new Hubcap
Queen before the end of the year.
AL Huge Metal Chicken and other sculptures, Brundrige,AL
AL Giant Cross, 70 foot or bigger on Monte Sano in Huntsville, but you will have to work to find it, Huntsville, AL
AL Giant Peach Water Tower, Clanton,AL
AL Joe's Truck Stop, Fort Payne, AL More Info
AL Lady Liberty Replica,Birmingham, AL
AL Oldest Hotel still standing in the South( no longer a hotel however ) Montgomery, AL
AL The town which in Greek means " City of the People" AL
AL Misspelled town of Poarch
AL Ma'Cille's Museum of Miscellanea, Gordo AL
AL Major Grumbles Restaurant, Salma, AL
AL Moton Field (home of the 66th AF Flying School, Tuskegee, AL
AL Saturn 1-B Rocket I-65 South of TN line near Ardmore, AL
AL Sermon in the Stones, near cullman AL
AL Town of Smut Eye,AL
AL Town of Needmore, AL
Al Town of Rodentown, AL
AL Unclaimed Luggage Center, great place for steals & deals, Scottsboro, AL
AL Vulcan, worlds largest iron man, Birmingham, AL
AL Eccentric town of Smut Eye
AL White House of The Confederacy, Montgomery, AL
AL World's Largest Catfish, Troy Al
AL World's Largest Brick,Montgomery,
Alabama
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Auburn - University Chapel - Haunted by a Confederate soldier
Carrollton - Pickens County Courthouse - haunted of ghost of Henry Wells, a prisoner killed there.
Decatur - Decatur High School - apparitions and footsteps are see and heard
Huntsville - Athens State College - a student who died in McCandless Hall is still seen there.
Marion - Carlisle Hall - Anne Carlisle haunts the tower there where she died.
Mongomery - Huntingdon College - The Red Lady haunts one of the old dorms here called Pratt. She was a student and no wanted to be her friend. She always wore all red. After several unsuccessful attempts to make friends she hung herself and she still haunts the campus. She has appeared to several people. Another ghost on our campus is called The Ghost on the Green He shot himself on the grenn and he still walks the green at night..You can't see him but you can feel him he will tug at your close or blow in your ear or mess w/ your hair.
Huntsville - Crybaby Hollow - Ghost of a baby wails through the trees on cold nights and will sometimes scratch on the bottoms of cars that park there. Mysterious 'breathing" sounds sometimes heard as well.
Huntsville - The Carter Mansion - is haunted by the ghost of Sally Carter who died a violent death at 16 year old and is buried on the Carter Estate. She has been sited walking the grounds .... some say she is responsible for toppling her headstone on occasion.
Huntsville - Dead Children's Playground (next to Maple Hill Cemetary) - The ghosts of children often are seen swinging in swing sets or sometimes the swings are moving as if someone were in them. The children are seen very late at night or early the next day like from 11:00pm to 3:00am, too late for children to be out.
Mobile - The Seaman's Bethel Chapel Theater (University of South Alabama) - The basement is haunted by the ghost of a small child who plays in the costume shop. The fly loft is haunted by the ghost of a seaman in a captain's coat.
Moundville - The Whatley House - Home built on an old slave quarters. said to have a cemetary under the house. Bigest complaints are noises and things being moved around.
Bellville - Bush Upton's House - used to be a Civil War Hospital.You can see wounded soldiers and they sometimes get angry and throw things windows stay broken,things in the house are always misplaced. It is said you can put a plate at the top of the stairs and by the time you get downstairs it will be broken.
Northport - Old Bryce Hospital - Writings on the walls, strange noises, and cold spots are some of the phenomena that occur in this old mental institution. This building was abandoned in the mid-60's after being used for more than 100 yrs.
Ft.Defiance -Tse Ho Tso Middle School - The school gym is haunted by several children who had died in a fire. The girls lockeroom is a very active place, benches move ,lockers open and close violently ,showers , faucets ,and toilets turn on and off. You can hear giggles,voices ,ect.
Haine's Island - Nancy Mountain - Nancy walks up and down the hill to the ferry in hopes to meet her son and husband that were in the war. She is seen walking with a lantern in one hand and a bucket of water in the other.
Demopolis - Gainswood Plantation -The ghost of Evelyn
Carter haunts this house as well as other ghosts. Ms.
Carter was the sister of a housekeeper in the late 1800's. - The smell of Colonel (?)
Gaines' pipe is hinted near his study and the rush of skirts is heard going down the
main stairs from the birthing room. Some have felt an occasional push.
Prattville - Gurney's Manufacturing - It's the location where a little boy fell down an elevator shaft and didn't survive. It's said that his mother looks for him.
Huntsville - Kent Robertson park - A young boy died there one summer day. They named the park after him and made a memory stone. He still is heard in the park at night and the hunt club-woods behind it.
Troy - Troy State University - Noises heard in Pace Hall, sightings of a female figure, items shaking and moving.
Jasper - Mill Creek Bridge - the bridge collapsed when two men in an asphalt truck went over it, their ghosts are supposed to haunt the new bridge.
Tuscumbia - Bellemont Mansion - antebellum house. Sits on old plantation. There have many sightings of the spirits of the slaves. It is a tourist attraction now and the shackles still remain on the cellar walls.
Munford - Hill Elementary School - The former principal and founder of the school, Ophilia S.Hill, haunt the school. She died outside the school by being struck by lightning. Some think she stays there to guard the school from any harm.
Tuscaloosa - The Old Bryce Mental Institution - The ghost of mental patients tortured, beaten, and killed in the institution still roam the halls.
Grant-Becker Hall (old gym at DAR)-
Deceased basketball players still meet for a late night game, with fans there to cheer
them on.
Camax- Mill Bridge-
A very old bridge, one lane, steel overhead, located on the Country Club road north of
Jasper, Al. Has been haunted by the ghost of Moon Mullins for many, many years. Several
people over the years have reported seeing and hearing strange noises and apparitions on
the bridge and Black Water Creek banks nearby since Moon Died on the bridge, under strange
circumstances around 75 years ago.
Troy-
Ghost named "Sally" seen in Shackelford Hall, which is condemned. Story goes:
she hung herself in third floor stairwell due to depression. She now haunts third floor
where her room was.
Selma-Sturdivant Hall-
People often state they have seen people wandering the building it is a very old
historical building built early 1800's it is a site of tours in Selma and a historical
landmark
Smiths Station-Shotwell covered Bridge-
The Shotwell Covered Bridge is said to be haunted by the ghost of two children who were
killed there in a car accident. The bridge is closed and out in the middle of the
woods. Supposedly, if you put candy on the bridge after dusk, the kids will come and
take it.
Bonneville-Owsley County Elementary School-
A girl was killed by another student in the gym and she still runs up and down the gym
bleachers and also haunts the bathrooms and can be seen in the mirror after school hours
and in the girls locker room which they do not use no more on the count of weird things
and deaths of other students
Birmingham-Sloss Furnace-
Old Iron Plant, now a popular location for concerts, the ghost of a worker who was
killed at the plant has been seen walking around the catwalks above the main floor, where
the concerts are held.
Kinston-Grancer Harrison's Dance Hall-
Sounds of music and dancing in the abandoned dance hall of the late Grancer Harrison
Montgomery-towards Macon. -Thirteen Bridges Road-
One of the many legends says that during the civil war, a small battle was fought.
(maybe not recorded) Reported hauntings: Mostly voices, strange noises.
Harper Hill-Tallapoosa Co. on Prospect Rd. off of Hwy 49-
It's an old church & cemetery. You can feel the presence of something near you even
though you are alone. Sometimes in the upper front window you can see a misty substance in
the form of a body. You can feel what's left of the floor vibrate. The tombstones are
interesting also.
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The story is that in 1919 they were building the new main street in Enterprise
and had the road all torn up, and were putting in a Statue of Lady Liberty or some other
overdone statuary. Local folks got tired of answering the same question all the time,
"Whatcha gonna put there?" One wit started saying it would be a monument to the
boll weevil, and some traveling salesman got told this and went back to Montgomery and
told a newspaper editor that this little hick town was putting up a monument to a boll
weevil. So they did a big write-up, and of course the town couldn't back down, so they but
up a nice monument to the boll weevil. The bronze plaque reads, "In profound
appreciation of the Boll Weevil and what it has done as the herald of prosperity, this
monument is erected by the citizens of Enterprise
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In 1935 Joe Faulkner built a house on Fifth Street,
directly in front of a mountain road. Things were fine until around 1950 when Alabama
designated the road State Highway 35, and truckers started using it. The truckers would
burn out their brakes on the steep, two-mile mountain pass, and the first year thirteen
trucks went through Joe's yard. He had a row of trees which they took out, one by one.
Trucks, several of whose drivers died, spilled such diverse loads as chickens,
watermelons, cows, logs, lumber, and steel onto Joe's yard, porch, and roof. He once had
three circus trucks in his yard. In 1959, after various officials failed to make good
their promises to remedy the situation, Joe built a four-foot-thick concrete wall
reinforced with wire, grader blades, steel pipe, and the chassis from two Dodge trucks.
The wall is only about two feet high, so loads still spill into his yard, but trucks have
never been able to do anything worse to the wall than knock chunks out of it. Local
kids have named the wall Joe's Truck Stop