The old infirmary at Cave Spring

Georgia · United States · Hospital

The school's buildings were used during the Civil War. One of them was an infirmary, and the stains are still on the walls and the floor.

The old school for the deaf in Cave Spring, Georgia has buildings that were taken over during the Civil War, and one of them served as an infirmary.

The stains are still on the walls and the floor.

Footsteps and crying are heard in the building.

A psychic was brought in to investigate and refused to go in.

The school itself is the more remarkable history. It was founded in 1846 and is one of the oldest schools for deaf children in the United States, and it was in operation for fifteen years before the army arrived and put wounded men in its rooms. The children were still there.

A building that was a school for deaf children and then a field hospital, in that order, in the same decade, is a very unusual thing to be standing in.

The campus is state property.

FAQ

Where is The old infirmary at Cave Spring located?

The old infirmary at Cave Spring is in Georgia, United States.

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Accounts are drawn from local folklore and visitor reports.