Fort Mitchell, Alabama Ghost Tales Fort Mitchell, Alabama is an apparently regular place while the sun is in the sky, but this place has its fair ratio of spirits. Things go on in this place that cannot be explained by science. Not everyone trusts in the reports the local residents tell, but Fort Mitchell is packed with undeparted souls just waiting to spook you. These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently. A beheaded woman has every now and then been made out by Broken Arrow Creek carrying a headbone. In any event, it's a menacing spirit that you shouldn't go looking for. The ghost of an adolescent girl is occasionally seen at Asbury Dam in the early morning hours before sunrise enjoying the landscape. The ghost of a woman having half her head not there is rumored to have been made out on a few occasions in Asbury Park very late at night covering a cadaver by a large rock. No matter what, it undoubtedly is a frightening ghost that should be stayed away from. A character with a skeleton face dressed       in dark robes can from time to time be made out up on the peak of Bouton Hill attempting to state something. If you listen to what the residents claim, this ghost is that of a person who existed here in Fort Mitchell some time ago. Regardless of what people verbalize, this ghost undeniably is creepy; one that is rather not disrupted. A wandering ghost has repeatedly been noticed sending a postcard at a Fort Mitchell post office.   Submit a ghost sighting for Fort Mitchell, Alabama: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:       Other haunted towns near Fort Mitchell, Alabama: Seale, Alabama, 0 miles away Phenix City, Alabama, 8 miles away Smiths Station, Alabama, 13 miles away Hatchechubbee, Alabama, 17 miles away Pittsview, Alabama, 17 miles away Salem, Alabama, 18 miles away Hurtsboro, Alabama, 28 miles away Cusseta, Alabama, 29 miles away Valley, Alabama, 30 miles away Opelika, Alabama, 30 miles away        The latest ghost sightings from around the world All haunted towns and cities in Alabama Lies about Fort Mitchell