The crossroads where the paranormal and history meet.
A Victorian cottage built in 1870 as a summer retreat for Dr. Eldridge Payne. It is said that up to twenty-three ghosts are said to reside here, including a ghost dog which hangs around the big tree in back. The reason for so many hauntings is that some of them are former patients of Dr. |Read More
This is a small cemetery located outside of town, it only contains about 30 or less graves. It is said that if you see a blue light moving in the cemetery you will have a terrible accident soon after. Several people have reported this to be true.
At night you can hear voices coming from the cemetery and blue lights floating through it.
If there is someone there and you look in the graveyard you will see glowing grave and some ghosts walking.
Supposedly, a long time ago, black women were hung there, and slave children were drowned in the creek. When you shut your car off on the bridge or near the church and cemetery, and go to start it again, it makes funny noises. If you turn the engine off while on the bridge it will |Read More
Built in 1840 as a Methodist High School and it also served as a hospital for Union forces during the Civil War. The Academy was purchased by Catholic nuns in 1877 and became a girl’s school until it closed in 1971. This beautiful Academy is now a Bed and Breakfast and an antique store. Pictures |Read More
Haunted by many ghosts. One in particular is a child named Mary. She is blamed for unlatching the gate and leaving it open.