Sloss Furnaces - Real Birmingham Haunted Place
- 20 32nd St. N
- Birmingham, AL
- 205-324-1911
The Sloss Furnaces, now a National Historic Landmark, were constructed in the 1880s on a fifty acre site to produce pig iron, steadily growing in size and production over the decades until their eventual closure in the early 1970s. The furnaces were declared a landmark in 1981 and began operating as a museum for the City of Birmingham in 1983. While still use poor working conditions at the furnaces were the cause of dozens of gruesome worker deaths, and visitors say that the spirits of those who died within still remain tethered to the location, appearing as ghostly visages of their former selves.
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Workers are still working here.
Going here during the day I wasn’t expecting to receive any activity… honestly I was shocked by what I did capture. Even in broad daylight in the tunnel I could hear what sounded like the workers was still working down there… I heard several footsteps, in multiple places on the property.. EVPs are prominent in the machinery warehouse. Where all the huge gears are located… several class A EVPs were captured here.. some telling me I got stuck, one said what happened? It’s so sad to hear some of them and the pain in their voices. Very cool place, and loved my experience here!
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Have seen shadow figures appear and an evp--clearly answers me and says "hello"
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