@victory_vission: The Brutal Truth About 19th-Century Blast Furnace Workers 🔥 #SlossFurnaces #BirminghamAlabama #IndustrialHistory #HauntedPlaces #TrueHistory

tatted.chris :

hell ya

Ashley Harrison-Webb :

Where do I sign up? Always wanted to stay the night.

Matt :

I used to pay around $50. a head to walk my children through this "nightmare" 😂😂😂

Demetrius Evans686 :

Most of the employees that died was on work release

JD Short :

remember when it was a haunted house?

Bill :

I would do it for free. give me a break 🙄

Greg :

Absolutely yes

PapaJo73 :

pic me

Jason831 :

sign me up

rodneyrushing :

But that's not the scary part.The scary parts it is in birmingham , alabama with a lot of transit

alberto gregorio :

I been there working at night

codyelrod567 :

According to the local folklore, James "Slag" Wormwood died by falling into a vat of molten iron in October 1906. The legend says he became dizzy from the toxic gases at the top of the highest furnace—Alice Furnace—and lost his footing. However, given his brutal reputation, a popular alternative theory in the ghost story is that his disgruntled workers pushed him into the molten metal as revenge for his cruelty.Because his body was instantly vaporized by the extreme heat, there was nothing left to recover.

joebowman853 :

Damn sure would. I pass it every day going and coming from work. The only time I’ve ever seen so called haunted is when it was made into a haunted house

Nicole Geeslin :

yep

darriusagee7 :

let go

Sandy Jo :

Kymmie 💜💜 :

Absolutely NOT!!!!!

mandrellmitchell :

yep

jacob Deaver :

Yea

01031968speerjr :

Yes

👑Da Gump King👑 :

absolutely fo sho

John M. Ware :

why are parts just floating?

C. Adam1991 :

Without question I’d stay for 13 hours

01031968speerjr :

I have been there many times after dark I love that place

jamesmitchell4622 :

yes I will