Masquerade: Atlanta's Spookiest Club
The Masquerade, a music venue in Atlanta, is known for its eerie encounters and wild past. Established in 1989, the venue is located in the former DuPre Excelsior Mill, which has a history of accidents and fatalities.
Staff and fans have shared stories of strange occurrences, including sightings of a headless soldier and haunted hallways. The venue features four rooms: Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, each with its own unique atmosphere.
The staff can’t say for certain if the music venue is haunted, but there are stories – lots of stories.
The mill's past is marked by tragedy, with several workers injured and at least one death caused by the mill's machinery. Today, the venue is a popular spot for music lovers, with its trampoline floors in "Heaven" and other unusual features.
Author's summary: Explore the spooky side of Atlanta's Masquerade club.
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