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Dawsonville, Georgia
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Salem Church, standing since the 1800s off Salem Church Road near Kelly Bridge Road, has circulated as one of the Dawsonville area's best-known haunted sites for decades, appearing on multiple independent haunted-places listings. Visitors have reported their car engines shutting off or headlights flickering as they approach, a pair of glowing red eyes visible at the altar through the windows, and the silhouette of a figure standing inside looking out. As of a 2008 update, the property is closed to the public, marked no trespassing, and patrolled nightly by police — anyone wanting to investigate is expected to get permission first.
Salem United Methodist Church and its cemetery, in rural Dawsonville. It is an active church and cemetery, so visit in daylight and be respectful.
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