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  1. Has anyone done any extensive research on The dead city of Alabama City, Baldwin County? I am very interested in finding out more.

  2. Tara Pennington Reanee Thomas Amanda Marlow

  3. oh yes..interesting stories

  4. I was in Hollywood last week. The cemetery and chimney of the old inn are still there.

  5. The McMillan house on 21 looks like the old stagecoach house in Stockton. It is still there and was for sale the last time I was there. In need of much repair but still awesome.

  6. My grandmother was born in Gasque which is located about halfway down Fort Morgan Road (Ft. Morgan Peninsula) in Baldwin County. Her family had land further down Fort Morgan Road but walked away from it after Hurricane of 1906. They were German farmers, which always seemed odd but my Dad said before the storm washed away the top soil it was a rich and highly productive farm land. Who knew?

  7. When are we going to here something about trusville al

  8. There was a house in camp hill pa where I grew up most always empty supposedly haunted a friend of my sisters lived there and said the windows would go up by themselves for one

  9. I don’t know that I’d call any of these “ghost towns”.. maybe forgotten city names. Town names that were incorporated into other parts of the city and towns there. But no, no where in Baldwin County do you drive through any sort of ‘ghost town’, or any other town thats been abandoned.

  10. What a great article. This blog is wonderful. My cousin lives in the Atkinson-Till house now.

    1. We camped in the Atkinson-Till house in the late 70’s. It was our hunting camp at the time. I was about 10 to 13 years old and I never seen any ghost. I can still remember the insides, the stairs, huge attic, and the high ceilings.

  11. Wow, that’s as hard to read as the old King JAMES Bible…

  12. Diane Travis,
    My great grandmother was a Steiner. Her family ,what was left, moved into bon secour after 1906. She married into the Allen family. Several Allen’s and steiners vanished in that storm. You never know how far your family reaches

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