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Spring Villa in lee County had a long history of paranormal legends, so we contacted the historical society because of our interest in history. They invited us to come investigate.

People at the location have reported unusual phenomena, such as seeing a little girl, seeing a man in the window of the upstairs of the new building next to Spring Villa, being touched by an unseen entity, hearing footsteps, voices, seeing shadows and experiencing cold spots. A previous investigator recorded an EVP in the master bedroom. Its history includes the legend of the owner's murder and beheading by a servant.

The home originally was used by Penn & Mary Yonge. It was built by Horace King, a freed part African/part Catawba Indian slave who once belonged to John Godwin, Mary Godwin Yonge’s father. Mr. King was one of the most famous bridge builders in the South.

All my years growing up in Montgomery, I never heard any ghost stories until recently about the old Kilby Prison. I remember as a kid traveling on Federal Drive I would look up and see this ominous place, almost looking like "Tara" from Gone with the Wind when Scarlet came home. Each time I would ask my mother to tell me about the place.

Those of us who grew up in Montgomery who are now in their 40s or older remember the location, I would think. The main building was torn down and there are some industrial places now in the old location.

One thing I've learned: just because the original structure is no longer there doesn't mean the spirit and the memory of the place are gone. To be honest, they are probably the same as if you believe in the multiverse. There are not many times when I pass by that spot that I don't think of the area and how I would really love to investigate those places.