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- Sally Carter. The mansion known as Cedarhurst, which now sits in a small subdivision off Drake Avenue, is known to be the haunting ground of Huntsville’s most famous ghost.
- Huntsville’s Haunted Depot. Entering the historic train depot on Church Street, one of the oldest in Alabama, takes us back to yesteryear. The depot saw its last passenger train come through in 1968, and has since been converted to a museum.
- Thomas Bibb. Thomas Bibb was a State Senator, the second Governor of Alabama and a wealthy plantation owner. After his death in 1839 he was buried in a plot behind his plantation known as Belle Mina in Limestone County, but his eternal rest would prove to be anything but peaceful.
- The Dead Children’s Playground. Behind Maple Hill Cemetery sits a small park named Maple Hill Park, but more people know the park by its nickname, The Dead Children’s Playground.
- Hubert Family Farms in New Market. This spring tulip farm transforms into a spooky spot for the fall. The Haunting at Hubert Farms is open every Friday and Saturday in October for $10 a person.
- Stitch Factory Farms in Hazel Green. This spine chilling haunted house includes animatronics, actors and spooky sounds to scare you senseless. Where: 422 Loveless Road, Hazel Green, AL 35750.
- Bedlam in Scottsboro. This haunted attraction in Scottsboro opened last year. Its owners, Corey “Bob” Hale Gerry Lynn “Boo” Hale, manage a team of over 30 actors.
- Haunted House of Horror in Courtland. At Haunted House of Horror in Courtland has brought fears to life for the past 15 years. Their team of scare-masters make sure the haunted attraction is open rain-or-shine.
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Do you believe in ghosts? If so, Huntsville, Alabama is the perfect destination for you to explore! Grab your flashlight and your courage let’s explore the most haunted locations in Huntsville!
Ready to see a ghost? Or just want to celebrate all spooky season long? Huntsville has some great Halloween events and ghost tours that you can enjoy!
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Oct 12, 2023 · The Hulu documentary, Monster Inside: America's Most Extreme Haunted House, details all of this and more including visitors' personal experiences and real tour footage.
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Oct 25, 2017 · Every community has a ghost tale that everyone has heard, often related to an old or abandoned house, a spooky cemetery or a dark and creepy road. We went online to see which stories were most ...
Oct 30, 2023 · Huntsville has more haunting places than Dead Children’s Playground and more ghosts than Mary Chambers Bibb. The 200 year-old Cedarhurst Mansion, also known as “The Sally Carter House,” is home to another haunting Huntsville ghost story. At first, Sally was buried on the estate.
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Oct 4, 2022 · We’ve got plenty of haunted attractions in and around Huntsville you should check out—read on for the details. 1. Escape House of Terror. Huntsville’s Rage Room is hosting The Gatekeeper Escape House of Terror all October, an interactive haunted attraction that requires you + your group to find keys to escape from The Gatekeeper’s lair.
