11 Horribly Creepy Things You Didn't Know You Could Do In Alabama

Located along Alabama's Gulf Coast sits Fort Morgan, a historic masonry star fort. Not only is this historic battle site a true hidden gem, but it's also seen its fair share of ghosts.

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Old Cahawba is Alabama's most famous ghost town. As most visitors make their way through this abandoned town, they can't help but feel a sense of eeriness.

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From restaurants to hotels, Alabama is home to a variety of haunted places. The best way to experience these haunted places is to embark on a road trip.

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The USS Alabama is located in Mobile and is one of the state's most haunted landmarks. Many visitors have witnessed the apparitions of men who died aboard the ship many years ago.

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The Pickens County Courthouse, which is located in Carrollton, is the site of Alabama's most famous ghost story - "The Face in the Courthouse Window." As legend has it, Henry Wells, a former slave, was freed after the Civil War. He was wrongly accused of arson and was eventually lynched. Prior to the lynching, lightning struck and etched his face into the glass of the attic window. His face can still be seen in the window today.

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Highway 5, which is located in Lynn, is one of Alabama's most haunted highways. It's believed to be haunted by a teenager looking for the truck driver who hit and killed her as she was walking home from prom.

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It's no secret that the Gaines Ridge Dinner Club, which is located in Camden, Alabama, is haunted. Several guests have reported seeing apparitions, hearing the cries of babies and smelling the aroma of pipe smoke.

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The St. James Hotel is located in Selma and is one of Alabama's spookiest hotels. It's believed to be haunted by Jesse James and his girlfriend, Lucinda.

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Located in Oxford is Hell's Gate Bridge, which is considered to be one of Alabama's most haunted bridges. If you've ever wondered how this haunted bridge received its name, wonder no more. According to reports, when people would stop on the bridge and glance over their shoulder, they would see the fiery gates of Hell.

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Located in Huntsville is Maple Hill Cemetery, which just so happens to be the city's oldest and largest cemetery. Nestled within a wooded area is the Dead Children's Playground, which is an area of the cemetery where the spirits of children come out to play late at night.

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The Jemison Van de Graaff Mansion is located in Tuscaloosa and is one of Alabama's most haunted houses. Over the years, there has been many reports of paranormal activity at the mansion, including apparitions, heavy footsteps and music.

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