Selma, AL 36703
Haunted Places in Alabama
SWEET HOME……APPARITION? Despite being discovered by both the Spanish and European explorers, Alabama was not an official state until 1819. However despite being formally late in terms of statehood, the “Heart of Dixie” shouldn’t be dismissed as empty of paranormal and supernatural activity.
There’s the Sloss Furnaces of Birmingham which not only contain the spirits of former workers who appear there but also was chronicled by the Fox television channel as one of the scariest places on Earth! More Haunted Alabama »
Featured Haunts in Alabama
Mobile, AL 36602
Fultondale, AL 35068
Haunts in Alabama
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1555 Knowles Road, Headland, AL 36345, USA
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811 St Francis St, Mobile, AL 36602
Sweet Dreams Haunted House in Mobile, Alabama Sweet Dreams is the ultimate destination for spine-chilling thrills and hair-raising encounters in Mobile, Alabama. Prepare for an unforgettable journey into the heart of darkness as you enter Sweet Dreams, the premier haunted attraction in Mobile, Alabama. Our immersive and terrifying experience will test your courage and challenge your senses like never before. Get ready to navigate through chilling mazes, encounter haunting characters, and uncover the dark secrets that lie within Sweet Dreams. Read more…
205-886-3789
315 Main Ave, Northport, AL 35476, USA
Tired of haunted attractions that seem better suited for kids than adults? It’s time for a trip to Main Avenue Mortuary in Northport, Alabama. Located inside a real life mortuary, this attraction is scary simply because of its history. Try and resist the call of the dead, if you dare. Read more…
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100 County Road 108, Woodville, AL 35776
Every Friday and Saturday night starting at 7:00
1st Annual Slaughter House located in Woodville, a small town in the great state of Alabama. This Haunted Attraction is FULL of clowns. We have three different barns, woods and a good size trail through field. Read more…
(205) 913-4506
2015 Decatur Hwy, Fultondale, AL 35068, United States
Thurs: 19:30 - 22:00 Fri-Sat: 19:30 - 00:00
Nightmare at 3008 Haunted House in Fultondale, Alabama First opened in 2012, Nightmare at 3008 is an award-winning haunted house in Fultondale, AL known for its chaotic, dark, and grungy style. Our long and twisted indoor and outdoor trails will throw you into the terrifying unknown at every turn. Read more…
26 N Royal St, Mobile, AL 36602, USA
Ghostly voices, shadowy apparitions, and bright flashes are just a few of the features of Battle House Renaissance Hotel in Mobile, Alabama. Here are two of its most popular stories. Mr. Henry Butler A former Mardi Gras king, the story goes that Mr. Butler was caught “dillydallying” with Mrs. Raymond Dyson, his Mardi Gras queen. When her husband and his brother caught wind of the affair, they lured Mr. Butler to room 552 of the Battle House Renaissance Hotel and beat him. Read more…
+1 334-437-1236
1198 Norman Rd, Greenville, AL 36037
Greenville Haunted Firehouse in Alabama The Greenville Haunted Firehouse is a non-profit organization that is composed entirely of volunteers. The haunt crew works for that in which they love – scaring you as much as they can! In conjunction with this noble quest, the team shares a vision that they are also responsible for helping those less fortunate. The members of the Greenville Haunted Firehouse proudly support the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Society with many events throughout the year. Contact us with more details about how you can be a part of this rewarding experience. Read more…
760 Middle St, Fairhope, AL 36532, United States
Nightmare Chambers has been reported as closed. Find more haunted houses in Alabama or click here for haunted houses near you. Read more…
4051 U.S. 72, Killen, AL 35645, United States
Arx Mortis Haunted House in Killen, Alabama Arx Mortis is NOT your mom and dad’s haunted house! From our name, Arx Mortis from the latin meaning “The Castle of Death!” to the professional animatronics, actors, make-up and sets we have made every effort to bring you the best haunted entertainment possible. We like to think of it as more of a haunted experience than just an attraction. So every year we change large portions of the haunt to give you, our victim…sorry I mean guest a new experience. Read more…
15719 Alabama 157, Vinemont, AL 35179, USA
We are open every Friday and Saturday night from September 21st to October 27th. Ticket sales begin at 7PM and typically end at midnight. Check our page for any updates!
In the small, quiet area of Battleground, AL a mystery surrounds the grounds of Camp Liberty. It all started with reports of strange sightings from area residents. From odd lights and sounds to strange people, the accounts became more and more common. While many were skeptical, soon a heavy military presence descended upon Camp Liberty. Initially shrouded in secrecy, Camp Liberty has recently opened it’s gates to some members of the public. Able bodied men and women are seemingly being recruited to join the military’s efforts at Camp Liberty. Read more…
1200 Water Ave, Selma, AL 36701, United States
Is the St. James Hotel in Alabama Haunted? One of the most haunted places in Alabama, the St. James Hotel in Selma was abandoned for 100 years before its reopening in 1997. Apparitions walk its halls and ghost dogs can be heard barking around the premises. In the 19th century, it was a high-society hotel known as the Brantly, and during the Civil War, it housed Union troops. Read more…
20 32nd Street North, Birmingham, AL 35222, USA
The Haunted Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham, Alabama The Sloss Furnaces of Birmingham, Alabama initially appears as a normal National Historic United States Landmark. Its antiquated and rich history is a testament to the will of the Southerners who helped forge its persevering success. But can this unassuming furnace landmark be paranormally active? Oh yes, it indeed can and certainly is. History of the Sloss Furnaces The Civil War absolutely devastated many of the locations and resources of the American South. Destroyed buildings and smaller homes, vast properties and natural resources, all were part of the sweeping carnage from the war. Read more…
1552 Monterey Place, Mobile, AL , USA
Maybe the haunting of Mobile, Alabama’s Kate Shepard House is just a rumor. The home was originally built in 1897 by railroad man Charles Shepard from plans by renowned architect George Barber. A few years later, in 1910, Charles’s daughters, Kate and Isabel, turned the house into a boarding school for the children of prominent community members. Perhaps one of them is the elderly woman who reportedly haunts the property. Currently, the property houses a library of Civil War relics and memorabilia. Read more…
(205) 774-3231
Linn Park, 20th St N., Birmingham, AL 35203
Daily at 8pm
Banshees of Birmingham Ghost Tour: The Furnace of the Forgotten Step into the mysterious world of Birmingham, Alabama, with our enthralling walking ghost tour, a journey that intertwines the city’s storied past with its most spine-chilling legends. As you meander through a mile of Birmingham’s historic and haunted sites, an expert local guide—both a haunted history aficionado and a masterful storyteller—will lead you through a series of eerie tales that bring the city’s past to life. Read more…