Ashley-Slater House
Douglas, GA 31533
This historic home was built in 1914 by Mr. John Marshall Ashley and is now office space for the Douglas Coffee County Economic Development Authroity and Chamber of Commerce. It is still available for tours though! It is rumored that the home is haunted by at least one of the six people said to have died here, including a mother who died in childbirth, a grandmother who died of an illness, a father who hanged himself in the attic, and two children who had contracted a disease. The spirits are reported to manifest as a cold and oppressive feeling inside the building.
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Been inside of there at night time many of night growing up as a child. My Grandmother cleaned it every week for almost 10 years when it was the City's Chamber of Commerce's building. Her and my mother have told me countless stories while they were alone in there many of nights. I also have seen many shadow figures while in there and heard someone playing the piano one night while I was alone in the building while she was taking the trash out. Had one friend who was 5 at time say he saw a tall man standing at the top of the attic where he hung himself one night while no one was there. And another friend from Moultrie caught a "foggy" figure of a child on camera where the babies hand print is on the window that no one has ever been able to clean off. Place definitely turned us into believers.
September 2026
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