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Haunted Places in Alabama

Browse haunted places and local history across Alabama.

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10 places

Editorial basis: cards use each listing's short description and are ordered by haunting level, then views. Approved community reports are counted separately.

Abandoned Places

Sloss Furnaces

Birmingham, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) High

Historic Haunted Buildings

The Historic Drish House

Tuscaloosa, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Sweetwater Mansion

Florence, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Gaineswood

Demopolis, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Museums & Heritage Sites

USS Drum

Mobile, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Fort Morgan

Gulf Shores, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Local Legends

Old Cahawba Archaeological Park

Orrville, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Local Legends

Rocky Hill Castle

Courtland, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Historic Haunted Buildings

Kenworthy Hall

Marion, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

Abandoned Places

Fort McClellan

Anniston, AL

No approved photo available

Editorial rating (not community score) Moderate

About haunted places in Alabama

Alabama's haunted places span historic hotels, theaters, saloons and old homes — many tied to the region's frontier and railroad-era past.

The places listed here are drawn from local history, published folklore and visitor reports. Many are open to the public, and several offer overnight stays and guided tours. Stories are recorded as accounts rather than established fact.