Huntsville Depot Museum

The Huntsville Depot Museum, built in 1860, is one of the oldest surviving railroad depots in Alabama and a landmark in North Alabama’s 256 area code. Once used by Union soldiers during the Civil War, the depot is now a museum filled with exhibits of rail history and local heritage. Known as one of Huntsville’s most haunted spots, visitors often report eerie sounds and ghostly presences on the old platforms.

Address: 320 Church St NW, Huntsville, AL 35801

Description: Haunted Civil War–era depot with exhibits and ghost lore.
Interesting Fact: During the Civil War, Union soldiers used the depot as a prison. Staff report phantom footsteps and voices when the building is empty.