A Walk Through Alabama's Past

Saturday, October 31, 2026 | Cornwallis 1828 | Braggs, Alabama

When darkness falls over the Alabama Black Belt, the past takes on a different character.

Step into Alabama's past after dark at Cornwallis 1828 for an immersive evening of history, folklore, legends, mystery and stories of the unexplained.

Follow the trail into the night as Alabama's past comes alive around you. Along the way, encounter stories inspired by historical figures, discover old legends passed from one generation to the next, explore Southern folklore and hear accounts of mysteries that still leave us searching for answers.

This isn't simply a walking tour.

It's an evening spent inside the stories of Alabama's past.

YOUR EVENING

The experience begins at 6:00 PM with dinner, followed by a special workshop before we head into the darkness.

As night settles over Cornwallis 1828, guests will venture onto the trail for an immersive nighttime experience filled with history, storytelling, folklore, legends and the unexplained.

After returning from the trail, we'll gather around the campfire to share stories, discuss the evening and continue the conversation until midnight.

YOUR EXPERIENCE INCLUDES

Dinner

Special Workshop

Nighttime Trail Experience

Historical Stories & Folklore

Legends & Tales of the Unexplained

Campfire Sharing & Discussion

AN INTIMATE EXPERIENCE

To preserve the atmosphere and allow guests to become part of the experience rather than simply watching it, attendance is strictly limited.

ONLY 30 GUESTS

$150 PER PERSON

Saturday, October 31, 2026

Dinner begins at 6:00 PM

Experience continues until midnight

Cornwallis 1828
Braggs, Alabama

History • Folklore • Legends • The Unexplained

COME EXPLORE WITH US

Some stories are recorded in history books.

Some survive only because someone continued telling them.

And some have never been completely explained.

Come walk through Alabama's past and discover them for yourself.

Adela Haunted Tours — Every Place Has a Story.

Are you brave enough to tour with us in the graveyard?

Come Stroll with us! Your guide will walk you through the gates between the tombs of Alabama’s most notable individuals resting peaceably. Or are they?

Learn about Alabama’s infamous ghosts.

Share your ghost stories and hear some of ours.

You never know what you might see or experience in the graveyard!

(Not Just Another Walk in the Dark!)​

Whether you are new to ghost hunting or have a lot of experience in the paranormal field, this will be just what you have been looking for!

This tour will give you a full two hours in which we will tell you all about the history of Dothan, Alabama. Included in this two-hour tour, you will also hear some ghostly tales and go on a miniature ghost hunt!

Your tour guide will lead you on a scroll through historic Dothan; this is certain to enlighten you about the shady history of the town. By the close of your tour, you will feel like you are a real ghost hunter. Even the toughest skeptic will be intrigued by everything there is to learn about this small town.

(Not Just Another Walk in the Dark!)​

Whether you are new to ghost hunting or have a lot of experience in the paranormal field, this will be just what you have been looking for!

This tour will give you a full two hours in which we will tell you all about the history of Dothan, Alabama. Included in this two-hour tour, you will also hear some ghostly tales and go on a miniature ghost hunt!

Your tour guide will lead you on a scroll through historic Dothan; this is certain to enlighten you about the shady history of the town. By the close of your tour, you will feel like you are a real ghost hunter. Even the toughest skeptic will be intrigued by everything there is to learn about this small town.

• The USS North Carolina, commissioned in 1941, is one of the most decorated battleships of World War II, earning 15 battle stars for its service in the Pacific Theater.
• It played a crucial role in every major naval offensive, contributing to the war effort and protecting aircraft carriers.
• Now a museum ship in Wilmington, North Carolina, it honors veterans and the 11,000 North Carolinians who lost their lives in the war.