Gainesville, Georgia

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This Gainesville library opened on North Main Street in 1969, on a site local legend ties to an earlier hotel where a murder may have taken place. Staff and patrons describe a Civil War-era-dressed spirit some call Miss Elizabeth, or the Lady of the Library, most often drawn to the history sections; after hours, visitors report a young, brown-haired girl's apparition and books tumbling off the shelves on their own.
Public library on North Main Street in Gainesville. Visit as a normal library patron during regular hours, and check the library's site for current hours.
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