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Mar 1, 2024 · Explore Huntsville’s eerie past and discover all the dark secrets hiding at these spooky and haunted places in Huntsville. From old cemeteries to creepy mansions, Huntsville has its fair share of creepy places and tales .
- Paige Watts
Oct 15, 2024 · John Hunt, the founder of Huntsville, was a member of the Free Masons and a member of this lodge. It’s said the building is haunted by past Mason members, and some tour guides won’t even go inside. Reports of a big blue ball of light showing up in photographs are common.
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.
- 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.
- Dead Children’s Playground. Dead children’s playground is set in the middle of Maple Hill Cemetery, which is the largest and oldest cemetery in Alabama.
- Cedarhurst Mansion, a.k.a. the ‘Sally Carter House’ This home, located inside the Cedarhurst subdivision off Drake Avenue (which, unfortunately, makes this spot harder to visit unless you have permission from a resident of the gated community), was built in 1823 and occupied by the family of Stephen Ewing.
- Lowry House. Built before the Civil War, the Lowry House part of the Underground Railroad, and the home has been the site of many sightings and noises in the house that could be the spirits of those desperate souls, according to renowned ghost hunter Lesley Ann Hyde of Southern Ghost Girls.
- Thomas Bibb’s Grave. Thomas Bibb was President of the Alabama State Senate and became the second governor of Alabama, following his brother’s death. Bibb owned a plantation in Limestone County, and wanted to buried at his beloved Belle Mina plantation, but his wishes were not honiored when he died, as he is buried at Maple Hill Cemetery.
Oct 13, 2017 · 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. That ghost is fifteen-year-old Sally Carter, who died in the house in 1827 while visiting her sister.
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Sep 1, 2024 · Taking a Ghost Walk is one of our favorite things to do on a crisp, clear autumn night in North Alabama. It’s a great way to learn more about Huntsville’s haunted history, especially when local historians are leading the guided tours. Below you’ll find several ghostly options to explore with your family!
