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To all the doll enthusiasts out there, Babyland General Hospital is probably a bucket list stop. But to anyone who has ever felt the prying eyes of dolls watching them, this haven of doll heads growing out of the ground is one step above a clown museum.
\nCabbage Patch Kids were created by Xavier Roberts in Cleveland, Georgia. Now you can learn all about it while watching their faces sprout out from the heads of cabbage in this museum.<\/p>\n
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Mysteria is an antiques store in Athens that brings out the creepiest in Georgia. From Zoltar machines to taxidermy animals and rare and questionable toys, this bizarre shop is filled with oddities that you have to see to believe.
\nThe biggest of them all is the two-headed calf which was a donation from Natchez.<\/p>\n
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Buried deep in the earth of Hawkinsville, Georgia lives an extra mysterious kind of earthworm. What makes these slithering creatures different from the rest is that they emit a sticky slime that glows blue made up of the same chemical that lights up fireflies.<\/p>\n
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Gresham\u2019s Mill is by far one of the most recognizable places on this list, partly because it has become a landmark in Georgia but also because it\u2019s so creepy. Despite the fact that it hasn\u2019t been in operation for decades, the original bones of this mill are astonishingly well-preserved.<\/p>\n
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As if motels weren\u2019t hard enough to get comfortable in as it is, The Tennga Motel goes and tops them all. Rumored to be haunted, this abandoned motel has a rusted roof that is caving in along with busted out windows for a downright creep-tastic stay.<\/p>\n
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Whether you believe in urban legends or not, the Haunted Pillar in Augusta will make you cautious about tempting fate.
\nThe story goes that when a street preacher wasn\u2019t allowed to spread the word of God in the 1800s, he swore that the building would be destroyed, and nothing but the column still stands. The legend also says that if you touch the pillar, you will die shortly after.<\/p>\n
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Once upon a time, the Harville House was one of the most gorgeous pieces of property in Georgia. Rumors have swirled around this house for years, from tales of squatters living in the remnants to stories of paranormal activity.<\/p>\n
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While virtually all experts recommend steering clear of ticks, a museum in Statesboro, Georgia houses the biggest collection of them in the world. Stop by the US National Tick Collection to get your squeamish on.<\/p>\n
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What exactly is the point of a bridge to nowhere? Probably nothing. But you can find just that on the Savannah River off of US Highway 123. This \u201cbridge\u201d lies between the Georgia and South Carolina state lines and is just waiting to be the backdrop of a scene in a horror film.<\/p>\n
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With the crumbling structures and climbing ivy and weeds, it\u2019s almost as if the Dungeness Ruins on Cumberland Island were created that way intentionally.
\nLegends abound about the mysterious circumstances around the castle\u2019s destruction by fire in the 1950s, some claiming it was an act of malicious vandalism.<\/p>\n
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It\u2019s funny how a few decades of neglect can turn turn a school bus into something completely creepy. Resting along the side of the road, this abandoned bus has become something of a roadside attraction.<\/p>\n
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If the statue at the Corrine Elliot Memorial Grave in Savannah wasn\u2019t creepy enough (those eyes!), then her story definitely is.
\nLegend has it that Corrine\u2019s forbidden love with a man considered beneath her station drove her to plunge herself into the river while on horseback, killing herself the day before her wedding.
\nThere is no evidence to support the claim that she\u2019ll turn you to stone, but I wouldn\u2019t look her in the eyes if I were you.<\/p>\n
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Atlanta\u2019s Oakland Cemetery is the burial ground of 3,500 to 4,000 Confederate soldiers who died in battle. Multiple reports have surfaced over the years of haunted stories of the burial grounds, most of which agree that if you listen closely at night, you can hear an unknown and strange voice saying roll call for all of the dead soldiers.<\/p>\n
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The Georgia Guidestones are fascinating and strange in their own right. Located in Elbert County, these large granite slabs stand alone in the middle of an otherwise empty field with ten rules for the \u201cAge of Reason\u201d in eight different languages.
\nThey were put there by a mysterious group of people who\u2019ve never come forward and have only been identified by an unmatchable pseudonym.<\/p>\n
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Reports of Sorrel Weed House claim that you can see strange figures in the windows and hear voices inside this historical residence.
\nIt is said that there was a slave who lived in the attached carriage house who was murdered, creating a grounds so haunted that this place has even been featured on an episode of Ghost Hunters.<\/p>\n
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Nothing is creepier than an abandoned mental hospital. That\u2019s why just looking at Central State Hospital in Georgia can give you goosebumps.
\nNumerous reports have surfaced over the years of unexplained sights and noises. Even though the grounds are closed to the public, a lot of people break in to try to get a glimpse for themselves.<\/p>\n
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Kennesaw House acted as a hospital during the Civil War and now serves as a museum for the public to tour and learn about Georgian history.
\nMany people have claimed to see scenes of soldiers being operated on in the basement, almost like reenactments, except without anyone actually there. There have also been multiple sightings of the original owner\u2019s wife waving at visitors as they come and go.<\/p>\n
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The Village Inn Bed and Breakfast used to be a Civil War hospital, there have been multiple reports of a man singing and whistling loudly, walking the halls and slamming doors. There are also reports of messages being given in morse code knocks.<\/p>\n
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Located in the Monastery District in Dublin, Georgia, Fegren Of The Air, you\u2019ll find an alleged parallel universe portal called Kcymaerxthaere. Created by Geographer Eames Demetrios, the portal can apparently be found in the spot pictured.<\/p>\n
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Bonaventure Cemetery is creepy enough with all the signature Georgian landscape against the headstones. But, it\u2019s so creepy looking, that it was chosen to be featured in the film \u201cMidnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil\u201d along with having a few famous people buried there.<\/p>\n
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This roadside attraction takes taxidermy to a new level. You can find Stuckie in Waycross, Georgia. When a dog was found petrified inside of a hollowed out tree, the owner figured the next best thing to do was to put it on view for the public at Southern Forest World.<\/p>\n
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If you were ever drawn to the creepy side of fairy tales like Hansel and Gretel, then Rock City is the place for you. Along with princesses and other costumed characters, you\u2019ll also run into some stuff that\u2019ll give you chills, like the gnomes and the Humpty Dumpty exhibits.
\nWhat’s the creepiest place you’ve been in Georgia? Tell us in the comments below!<\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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