Waverly Plantation While the building was undergoing restorations to fix years of neglect, the owner almost constantly saw a small girl who was looking for her mama, and whenever the owner looked
James Jackson, an immigrant from Ballybay, Ireland, moved to Florence, Alabama, in the spring of 1818. Two years later, Jackson hired architect William Nicholson to design the large Greek Revival-style mansion and other outbuildings on the plantation. Construction started in
Stephen Saunders Ewing moved to the Huntsville, Alabama, area in 1810 when he was only twenty-one years old. He purchased the first of many properties in the area two years later in
Bulloch Hall is the childhood home of Teddy Roosevelt’s mother Mittie Bulloch—as well as a few restless spirits. Located in Roswell, Georgia, near one of the country’s oldest cotton mills and confederate
Magnolia Plantation With a room known as “The Dying Room”, how could this place not be haunted? Allegedly, slaves placed voodoo curses all over the house, murders were a common occurrence, and
Edgewood Plantation You have to feel sorry for this poor ghost: legend has it, Lizzie Rowland died of a broken heart waiting in vain for her true love to return from the
Oak Alley Plantation This plantation has a whole list of suspected paranormal happenings, ranging from chairs furiously rocking in unison to candlesticks flying across the room — unseen hands even reach out
Gaineswood Plantation This historic house is considered one of the most haunted places in Alabama. People often hear all kinds of unexplained noises on the property, from low whispers and soft singing
Woodlawn Plantation Stately 19th-century home of the foster daughter and nephew of George Washington, haunted by several ghosts. Most of the ghost stories date to the turn of the 20th century; some
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