Haunted Places in Georgia (I Know)

Blairsville – Old Boot Factory – This man who worked there got tired of life so the man hung himself with the boot laces. Drive by there late at night and you can see him looking out at you. Go to the back of the building and look through the window there will be a light on and you can see the mans body hanging there. 
Blue Ridge – Fannin – Tilly Bend Church – Very old church & graveyard on a dirt road off Aska Rd. A large number of young children are buried here. Strange lights have appeared hovering over tombstones late at night. 

Calhoun – El Rayos Authentic Mexican Restaurant – The old “Place on Peidmont” restaurant. Was once a home long ago. It is said that there was a lady and child that lived there. The little girl was run over in road and the lady lived there until she died from old age. Many employees have said that the lady steals jewelry. Cold spots, feelings of being watched have all been reported. Upstairs, you can feel something lurking. Watch out for the bathroom, sometimes locks people inside in the dark. 

Cartersville – Camp Sandmann – 50 years ago a 12 year old a girl was riding her horse at this site and the horse went berserk and she ran into a branch and it beheaded her. Now there have been sightings of her in the woods by her grave inside the camp. She looks transparent and glowing. 

Cartersville – Covered bridge – Some say a little Indian girl was hung from the rafters of this bridge and to this day u can still hear the rope swaying back and forth and a little girl crying. 
Chatsworth – Old Hwy 411 – once the only road in or out of Chatsworth. The area has histories involving civil war battles and the Trail of Tears. People have reported seeing the apparitions of Civil War soldiers and Indians. Glowing eyes fly into windshields, unknown things run along the side of cars, loud crashes are heard from the woods, fireballs have been seen rolling across the road. Strange things are seen standing just off the side of the road. The area is always windy and foggy even during calm weather. Several houses around the area are haunted, and one house on the stretch of highway was the site of double 

Chickamauga – Chickamauga Battlefield – Many things reported in this area: Every night, a mysterious fog rolls in upon the battlefield. Upon driving through the park, one may find that there is no fog before entering or after leaving the park, only in the park itself. -There are also tales of the infamous “Green Eyes”, a confederate soldier killed by his Yankee twin brother, whose eyes can still be seen at night on Snod Grass Hill. An apparition of a soldier walking down the road has been reported. They also say that if you notice him and he notices you, he will stare you down until you are out of sight. There is the tale of the bride-never-to-be who still walks the battlefield in her wedding gown during September and October, visiting the grave of the man she was going to marry, killed during the war. 

Dalton – Old Black Cemetery – at this old unnamed cemetery, people have seen a hooded phantom with glowing eyes. 

Dalton – Dalton Cemetery – you are mysteriously pushed up a small hill when you put your car in neutral and turn out headlights; the hill is known as Gravity Hill. 

Dalton – Downtown railroad tracks – The area is haunted by the spirit of Cherokee chief Red Bird. It’s said the chief was thrown from his horse during a race and died of his injuries. According to legend he’s buried underneath where the railroad tracks now run. Train crews have reported strange lights around the bend of Crown Cotton Mills, and there have been many strange car accidents along the tracks, caused by the angry Chief. 

Dalton – Chatsworth – Mitchell Bridge – There was a guy that was buried in the graveyard that was killed by decapitation that was said to be rich and buried his money somewhere. On a rainy, stormy, foggy night you will see a headless horseman and he will chase you to tell you were the money is buried. 

Dalton – Hamilton Medical Center – The heads of the facility will deny it, but if you talk to some of the employees, you will find out it is true It is Hamilton Medical Center. Her name is Matilda. She used to work in the laundry room. She is always sighted, or at least heard from, when there is going to be a death. She may make a noise; one even reported seeing a fire ball go down the hall and into a patient’s room. The patient died later that night. She has also been seen in human form. 

Dalton – The Wink Theater – A black man was supposed to have died during the construction of the building in 1938, and is said to be buried on the property. People have heard footsteps and loud, unexplained banging noises. 

Ringgold – Boynton – The house that stands here was built in 1918, but a Union Soldier named Captain died on the grounds long before. He haunts the front of the property and the front rooms of the house. If Captain likes occupants of the home, he shows himself by doing parlor tricks. If he dislikes certain visitors however, he frightens them with constant rapping and banging noises. He has even been known to reveal his full form at the person’s bedside in early morning hours. Sometimes, he will get in bed with visitors! One of the buttons of his coat was unearthed in the front of the property, along with other objects. Legend states that he is hanging around to await a letter from his sister. 

Ringgold – Chickamauga Battlefield – There are many reports of seeing a mysterious set of glowing green eyes from a ghost of a confederate soldier. Even during the war, soldiers had reported him looking over the dead during battles. Also, There is an old tower here that is visible from the main road. The top four steps have a mysterious blood stain on them. People have tried to remove the stains, but to no avail. They always seem to return. A mysterious being haunts the area beneath the stairs at night. – October 2007 additional information: It is believed the mysterious being living under the stairs in the old tower is said to be part sheep and part woman. There have been reports from people who live in the area of a nest that was removed from underneath the stairs in years past. There are a great number of unexplained things in this park. You can feel the ground shake and hear the cannons explode if you listen hard enough. 

Rome – Berry College – CCC Road – aka Seven Bridges Road – On the northern side of Berry College, there is a road – CCC Road, when you go west, if you count the small bridges as you go over them, there are seven, turn around, count them on the way out, there are only six. At the west end of the road are the ruins of an old church and cemetery called Mountain Springs Church. You can hear music coming from the church at night along with crying and footsteps in the cemetery. – October 2004 update: this is a dirt road and it is blocked of to visitors with no permission. 
Rome – Berry College – The Road between the new & old campus – On the road between the main campus of Berry College and the new mountain campus, the 2-mile road is bordered by woods on both sides. In the days before there was a mountain campus, students from Berry would go up into the woods to fool around. One such couple who attended Berry in the ’40’s is the subject of a tragic accident that occurred at Berry. After making love, the young man and young woman got into an argument, and the boy left his girlfriend in the woods to walk home alone while he drove. After driving a little while, he felt sorry and turned around to pick her up. On the way back, he wasn’t paying attention to the road and he hit something. Assuming it was a deer, he got out to look–and it was his lover! She was dead. To this day, students at Berry say that if you go to the spot on the road where the girl died (it is not a bridge) and say, “Green lady, green lady, green lady” that a pale green light will appear in the trees. This is her spirit. 

Rome – Berry College Property – While walking the horse trails back by the old watermill, a man in full historically dated costume has been seen walking. He will glare at you but not say anything. He disappears when you look back at him. 

Rome – Berry College – The Road between the new & old campus – On the road between the main campus of Berry College and the new mountain campus, the 2-mile road is bordered by woods on both sides. In the days before there was a mountain campus, students from Berry would go up into the woods to fool around. One such couple who attended Berry in the ’40’s is the subject of a tragic accident that occurred at Berry. After making love, the young man and young woman got into an argument, and the boy left his girlfriend in the woods to walk home alone while he drove. After driving a little while, he felt sorry and turned around to pick her up. On the way back, he wasn’t paying attention to the road and he hit something. Assuming it was a deer, he got out to look–and it was his lover! She was dead. To this day, students at Berry say that if you go to the spot on the road where the girl died (it is not a bridge) and say, “Green lady, green lady, green lady” that a pale green light will appear in the trees. This is her spirit. 

Varnell – Blue Hole – Around Christmas in the post civil war years of the 19th century, a stagecoach was making its run from Varnell to Ringold when a sinkhole opened in its path. Horses, carriage and passengers disappeared into the water. During the same time of year a phantom coach can be seen barreling towards the blue hole and disappear at its verge. Located off of highway 2 north of Varnell. You have to hike to it on the old federal road. 

White County – Stovall Mill Covered Bridge – This historic covered bridge is said to be haunted. If one stands in the bridge alone at night you’re supposed to hear the cries of unseen babies and the sounds of horse-drawn carriages. This bridge is a local landmark and open to the public. This bridge also appears in the film “I’d Climb The Highest Mountain”. 
Whitfield County – Tunnel Hill – The Western Atlantic Tunnel (or the “Tunnel Hill Tunnel”) – the tunnel and the surrounding area was the site for numerous civil war battles, and in the 1900s a man riding on a circus train was supposed to have been decapitated there in an accident. Ghostly forms are seen inside the tunnel. On the fields surrounding the area, several bloody battles were fought. People have reported seeing ghostly campfires and lanterns that disappear when you get near them, the smell of rotting flesh that only some can smell, sightings of confederate and union soldiers that vanish into thin air, and strange screams from the woods. 

Acworth – Allatoona Battlefield
Gunshots, voices, strange orbs of light and a ghostly train. Orbs of light by an old grave of an unknown Confederate soldier have been reported. Temperature drops about 10 degrees in the old train bed is also commonly reported. Also gunpowder has been smelled here. 

Acworth – Hickory Grove Subdivision
Sound of light footsteps, assumed to be a child, running down the hall. The sound of doors slamming loud enough to wake a sleeping adult and strong enough to feel a vibration on a wall has been reported. The sounds of chairs moving in the kitchen and the icemaker being used when no one is around have been heard. Furniture moving in the basement office, sounded like banging of a metal file cabinet. 

Adairsville – Barnsley Gardens – The Adair House
There is a little girl that many people have seen on the property and she is usually seen in the Adair house and turns the lights in the attic on and off. The employees have left toys in the attic and they will be in one spot when they leave that day and when they return the next morning they will be moved. Many employees have reported seeing a figure matching the description of Godfrey Barnsley in the cottages at night. He was the owner of the property in the 1800’s. 

Cartersville – Camp Sandmann
50 years ago a 12 year old a girl was riding her horse at this site and the horse went berserk and she ran into a branch and it beheaded her. Now there have been sightings of her in the woods by her grave inside the camp. She looks transparent and glowing. 

Dalton – Downtown railroad tracks
The area is haunted by the spirit of Cherokee chief Red Bird. It’s said the chief was thrown from his horse during a race and died of his injuries. According to legend he’s buried underneath where the railroad tracks now run. Train crews have reported strange lights around the bend of Crown Cotton Mills, and there have been many strange car accidents along the tracks, supposedly caused by the angry Chief. 
Peachtree Industrial – Peachford Mental Hospital
A woman wearing an older nurse outfit is said to roam the hallways and sometimes crack the doors of patients rooms. It is believes she makes sure the patients are okay. Cold spots are felt when you’re in the gymnasium, kid’s room, and conference rooms. Sounds of children laughing can be heard in the kid’s room and in the outdoor courtyard at night. 

Ringgold – Boynton
The house that stands here was built in 1918, but a Union Soldier named Captain died on the grounds long before. He haunts the front of the property and the front rooms of the house. If the Captain likes the occupants of the home, he shows himself by doing parlour tricks. If he dislikes certain visitors however, he frightens them with constant rapping and banging noises. He has even been known to reveal his full form at the person’s bedside in early morning hours. Sometimes, he will get in bed with visitors! One of the buttons of his coat was unearthed in the front of the property, along with other objects. Legend states that he is hanging around to await a letter from his sister. 

Ringgold – Chickamauga Battlefield
There are many reports of seeing a mysterious set of glowing green eyes from a ghost of a confederate soldier. Even during the war, soldiers had reported him looking over the dead during battles. Also, there is an old tower here that is visible from the main road. The top four steps have a mysterious blood stain on them. People have tried to remove the stains, but to no avail. They always seem to return. A mysterious being haunts the area beneath the stairs at night. 

Oakland cemetery Atlanta ga

Originally called the City Burial Place, Oakland Cemetery is the final resting place of close to 70,000 people, including governors, generals, clergyman and several famous Georgia residents. Within the sprawling, naturally beautiful 40 acres, the cemetery has many unknown buried and according to paranormal experts, numerous spirits, both angry and friendly. The most well known supernatural occurrence is that of the roll call of the dead. It is said that on the Confederate side of the burial grounds, people have heard names being called out in a military-like roll call. Responses to the names being called have also been heard. Other disturbing sightings include visitors seeing a Union soldier being hung from a tree and the sight of Jasper Newton Smith rising out of his statue in the middle of the night to watch over the cemetery. Legends, myths or truths? Visit the Oakland Cemetery to find out the truth.

The Masquerade Nightclub in Atlanta is known for several apparitions and footsteps of unknown origins often seen or heard after closing by the staff. It is thought that the occurrences are due to a fire and tuberculosis outbreak that claimed the lives of several

Milligville Ga 

Hospitals, especially those devoted to caring (or not so much) for the mentally ill, tend to be magnets for ghost stories and legends. Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, opened initially as the State Lunatic, Idiot and Epileptic Asylum, was, at its height, the second largest such institution in the nation after New York’s Pilgrim State Hospital. The numerous buildings remaining on the hospital campus attest to the huge numbers of patients that resided in this facility, but they also attest to the severe drop in the same numbers since the 1960s.
Many of these buildings have been abandoned and closed, though intrepid and thrill-seeking teenagers have broken in to “ghost hunt.” Jim Miles’ Weird Georgia publishes reports from a few of these teens who saw apparitions and numerous footprints in the fallen plaster dust (the account describes it as “sawdust”) on the floor. These buildings are sealed, structurally dangerous and not open to visitors. Do not attempt to explore these buildings without securing proper permission.

Dalton Ga, the Wink

his theater was built in 1941 by J.C.H. Wink who is believed to be the ghost that haunts the building. Wink passed away during the theater’s renovations and was buried on the premises. Witnesses have reported strange banging noises and footsteps. It is said that the theater is now a church.

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