Paranormal Sightings in Georgia
12 nightmarks documented
12 paranormal sightings in Georgia
The Georgia Bigfoot Hoax — Clayton County, Georgia (2008)
Two men claimed they'd found a Bigfoot corpse in Georgia. It turned out to be a rubber gorilla suit stuffed with entrails — one of cryptozoology's most infamous hoaxes.
Sibley Mill — the haunted Confederate powder works of Augusta, Georgia
Built atop the Confederate Powder Works where explosions killed many, this Augusta mill echoes with phantom blasts and shadows of Civil War soldiers.
Bright object observed over rural Newton, Georgia near Blue Book's end (1968)
A bright unknown over rural Georgia — one of Blue Book's final cases as the 22-year program wound toward its end.
Unknown object observed over Robins AFB, Georgia during the 1957 wave (1957)
An unknown over a major USAF logistics base during the dramatic 1957 wave triggered by Sputnik and the Levelland encounters.
Bright object observed over Athens, Georgia — the university city (1954)
A bright unknown over Athens — where the University of Georgia's academic community provided scientifically minded witnesses.
Bright object observed near Turner AFB in Albany, Georgia (1953)
A bright unknown near a SAC nuclear bomber base in the Deep South — where the Cold War deterrent was always on alert.
Halloween night sighting of luminous object over Fayetteville, Georgia (1952)
A luminous object on Halloween night 1952 — no trick, no treat, just another unknown from Blue Book's most extraordinary year.
Unknown object observed over Robins AFB at Warner Robins, Georgia (1952)
The first of two unknowns at Robins AFB — where maintenance crews who knew every aircraft type saw something they didn't recognize.
Unidentified object seen near Lockheed aircraft plant in Marietta, Georgia (1952)
An unidentified object near Lockheed's B-47 bomber factory — one of Cold War America's most vital defense plants.
Unknown object observed over Fort Benning Army Infantry School, Georgia (1951)
An unidentified object over the Army's premier infantry school during the Korean War's most intense training surge.
Rhodes Hall — Atlanta's enchanted castle and its ghostly residents
A woman in dark dress watches from the staircase of this 1904 granite castle — Rhodes Hall's Confederate stained glass glows with stories of the dead.
Igbo Landing — where enslaved Africans chose the sea over slavery
In 1803, enslaved Igbo people chose drowning over bondage — their chanting still rises from Dunbar Creek, and figures are seen walking on the water.