Athens State University – Founders Hall
Athens State University – Founders Hall
Description
During the Civil War, a mysterious lady in a flowing lace dress was looking out her window when Confederates bombed the place. She was so frantic, she took one last look at her room on the very top floor, and jumped out the window. She hit an open window on the way down, splattering blood down the wall of what is now a university. Every Monday morning at exactly nine o’clock, you can see the horrific scene in a ghostly, transparent sort of way. Every other day of the week, you see her, standing there, looking out of her window.
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Case Notes
Previously listed as "Athens State College". The official name is Athens State University.
Haunted Lineage note: The haunting described in this listing is most consistent with the Founders Hall ghost stories at Athens State University, which involve a woman falling from the building during the Civil War era. The university was formerly known as Athens State College before being renamed Athens State University. The specific connection to Founders Hall could not be fully verified through historical records at this time.
Imported from The Shadowlands Database
Haunted Lineage note: The haunting described in this listing is most consistent with the Founders Hall ghost stories at Athens State University, which involve a woman falling from the building during the Civil War era. The university was formerly known as Athens State College before being renamed Athens State University. The specific connection to Founders Hall could not be fully verified through historical records at this time.
Imported from The Shadowlands Database
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Location
Athens College, 300, Beaty Street North, Athens, Limestone County, Alabama, 35611, United States

