@thebamabuzz: 👻5 MOST HAUNTED SPOTS IN AL: Dare to explore Alabama’s haunted history? From ghostly playgrounds to historic landmarks with a chilling past, we explored 5 spots that are full of eerie legends + paranormal tales 😱 1️⃣Huntsville - Maple Hill Cemetery 🛝 Known as “Dead Children’s Playground” 🪦 Alabama’s oldest + largest cemetery (1820) 💀 Over 80K burials Lore: Children who died of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic come out at night to play at the playground 2️⃣Birmingham - Sloss Furnaces + The Ghost of Slag 🕰️ Dates back to 1882 😱 Had 100+ reports of paranormal activity 👻 Named most haunted place in AL in 2023 by HGTV Lore: The legend of ruthless foreman James “Slag” Wormwood says his spirit still haunts the site after he was pushed into a molten furnace by his crew 3️⃣Tuscaloosa - Drish House ❤️ Historic mansion built in 1830s by Dr. John R. Drish + his wife ☠️ Dr. Drish tragically died there in 1867 🏛️ Major part of Tuscaloosa’s history Lore: The ghost of Sarah Drish wanders the tower searching for peace after her wish for a candle vigil never happened after her death 4️⃣Montgomery - The Scott + Zelda Fitzgerald Museum 📖 ONLY museum dedicated to the novelists 🏡 It’s the couple’s last shared home (1931-1932) ⭐️ Considered a historic landmark Lore: Reports of footsteps, faint 1920s jazz music + sudden cold spots. Some say Zelda’s ghost tosses things around the home 5️⃣Mobile - Church Street Graveyard + Boyington Oak 👀 Dates back to 1800s 🌳 Located outside of the infamous Boyington Oak Lore: Charles Boyington, a young printer, was unjustly hanged for his friend's murder + predicted an oak tree would grow from his heart to prove his innocence 👀 Which spot do YOU think is the spookiest? Drop your pick in the comments👇👻 #Halloween #spookyseason #hauntedplaces #alabama TD/VP
