Haunted Restaurants, Bars, and Hotels in Atlanta | Eater Atlanta
"While not officially a restaurant, the Romanesque Revival mansion built by furniture magnate Amos Rhodes on Peachtree Street frequently hosts weddings and other big events throughout the year. It’s also apparently haunted. Many say Mrs. Rhodes died in the house, and some believe her spirit, as well as those of children, have been heard throughout the years. Others believe an evil spirit resides in the basement of the mansion. Lights turning off, footsteps, and even a ghost sighting or two have all been reported. During the 1980s, Rhodes Hall was a popular spot for impromptu haunted house tours around Halloween before it was renovated. Take a tour." - Beth McKibben
