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Burgundy Drive - Adamsville AL Real Haunts

   
  • Burgundy Drive
  • Adamsville, AL
Burgundy Drive, which bisects the communities of Shady Grove and Indian Meadows, appears to be the epicenter for haunted activity in both communities. The road is built on what was once a Cherokee burial ground, and a variety of paranormal happenings are said to occur in the area. Residents have reported ghostly figures that run by their houses at night, and hearing phantom voices calling their names. Electrical appliances often turn off or on of their own accord, doors slam shut on their own, and apparitions have been spotted within houses as well. Some locals have also awoken to find strange claw marks outside their homes. In the nearby forest, visitors sometimes see shadowy figures moving about, sometimes even following them. When they try to approach the figures, however, the phantoms vanish and there is no sign of them having ever been there.
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  • The map is wrong for burgundy drive. Js

    A good buddy of mine lived at the end of burgundy drive way back in the laste 80s. I wont say Josh's name but its down the hill passed Adamsville elementary school. 2nd road on the right. Its a dead end road. I lived in Indian Meadows after I got married in 2000. Actually on Karen lane which is across from Indian Meadows but considered part of it. Its haunted asF### shadow people in the woods behind the homes. Shadows walkin up and down the road. Also all my friends ( and I had a ton of buddies over almost every day) would see shadow people or Actual people in our mirrors in the house. My best buddy saw em most. We had a long mirror above our couch. And a recliner across from it. I always wpuld chill on the couch. Or feed the babies or try to get them to sleep sittin on the couch so my buddy wpuld be in the recliner and would all of a sudden turn white faced like the blood drained from his head. He'd always say he saw people or shadows in the mirror above me. Also I used to hear my name called alot. So did my wife. She'd hear me call her or id hear her call my name. Even when the other wasn't home. Totally creepy as h÷## we got divorced and moved. But i miss Adamsville alot. But its turned to trash now basically nobody takes care of anything down there anymore seems like. But yeah Adamsville is full of ghosts and stories. Also the actual Indian Meadows neighborhood across from us had an old graveyard in it really close to the road off to the left side of it. If u know the neighborhood then u know what I mean

    Posted 10/7/25

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  • Grew up on dogwood lane

    I grew up in Shady Grove and right off Burgandy Dr. is a road called Dogwood Lane and I can attest to all this. I remember feeling like someone was constantly following you and not to mention the sound of people in the woods. There wasn't one family member who didn't have an experience and I thoroughly believe it was the cause of a few deaths in the family. I have so many Moreno stories but not enough characters or space on this box.

    Posted 5/25/18

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  • HAHAHA

    I lived here from middle school through high school, 318 Burgundy Drive. Was always in the woods, walked to the bus stop, the only interesting thing there was when the older hot blond stopped to give me a ride to school. Maybe the ghosts where shy.....

    Posted 10/23/17

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