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Pickens County Courthouse is famously known for its ghost story, 'The Face in the Courthouse Window.' Henry Wells was standing at the garret window when a storm approached. Lightning struck the courthouse, permanently etching Henry’s ghostly image into the glass. Over the years, attempts to clean the glass with soap and even gasoline have failed, as the image of his face always returns. In 1929, a hailstorm broke all the windows on the north and west sides of the building—except for the pane containing Henry’s face.

In addition to the haunting of Henry Wells, it's believed that the spirit of a woman also haunts the courthouse. While her identity remains unknown, there have been multiple accounts of a female presence making herself known.

Old South Pittsburg Hospital, located in South Pittsburg, TN. April 6th and 7th, 2024.

The hospital was founded in 1959 but closed in 1998. The land itself has a rich history dating back to the Native Americans and the Civil War. There have been claims of paranormal activity dating back to when the building was still operational. Since its closure, it has gained fame as one of America’s most haunted locations.

The Drish House in Tuscaloosa, AL. March 9th, 2024.

Built in 1837 by Dr. John Drish and his wife, Sarah, the Drish House holds a famous ghost story in the South. During the 1900s, the house served as the Jemison School, later transitioning to the Tuscaloosa Wrecking Company and also hosting a church. In 2015, the property was privately purchased, renovated, and transformed into an event venue. The Drish House is a personal favorite of our team due to its reputation for housing active spirits and being a paranormal hotspot.

Bama Bed and Breakfast, located in Tuscaloosa, AL, was built in 1823. The home was eventually inherited by Cornelia McCalla from her father. Miss Nela married Mitchell Neely Pride, and they named the property Pridehaven. They had twin daughters. Neely died young, leaving Miss Nela to raise their children alone and manage Pridehaven. It’s believed that their spirits still reside in the home, which is now operated as a bed and breakfast.

The Old State Bank in Decatur, AL. March 2nd, 2024.

Built in 1833, this building was originally constructed as a bank but closed in 1842. It was subsequently occupied by Union soldiers during the Civil War and served as both a hospital and prison for Confederate soldiers. Later, it became a saloon, operating both legally and illegally, before being purchased by a doctor who resided there and conducted medical practices. Now serving as a museum, the Old State Bank preserves a colorful history and is said to be home to numerous restless spirits.