Haunted Tuscaloosa

Haunted Tuscaloosa by David Higdon, published by History Press in 2012, offers a captivating exploration of the city’s eerie past. This 96-page book delves into the rich history of Tuscaloosa, from its early native tribes to the establishment of a town and university that shaped the region. The narrative reveals how the echoes of history, from the Civil War to the civil rights movement, continue to resonate in the area, suggesting that the past remains very much alive.

Readers will find a collection of chilling tales that highlight various haunted locations throughout Tuscaloosa, including an abandoned insane asylum, antebellum mansions, and cemeteries where the spirits of Confederate soldiers are said to linger. The authors, David Higdon and Brett Talley, guide readers through these ghostly hot spots, providing insights into the city’s shadowy history and the stories of its former inhabitants. This edition presents a unique blend of biography, history, and local lore, making it a notable addition for those interested in the supernatural aspects of Tuscaloosa’s heritage.