Is Lydia Mill Ruins really haunted?

Visitors rate Lydia Mill Ruins at 74.1 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 8 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.

Where is Lydia Mill Ruins located?

The address is Near 4 Peachtree St, Clinton, SC. GPS coordinates: 34.45607331, -81.90088713.

What kind of haunted place is Lydia Mill Ruins?

Lydia Mill Ruins is listed under Historical Buildings in our South Carolina section.

What is the nearest town to Lydia Mill Ruins?

Clinton, SC is the closest town, about 1.6 miles away, with Joanna (5.8 mi.) and Watts Mills (6.4 mi.) also nearby.

Lydia Mill Ruins - Clinton, SC

Dating as far back as the early 1900s, Lydia Mill, now in ruins, had housing on-site for its employees. Now a headless female ghost roams the premises, seen around the railroad tracks or in the mill building.

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Geographic Information

Address

Near 4 Peachtree St
Clinton, SC
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GPS

34.45607331, -81.90088713

County

Laurens County County, South Carolina

Nearest Towns

Clinton, SC (1.6 mi.)
Joanna, SC (5.8 mi.)
Watts Mills, SC (6.4 mi.)
Laurens, SC (7.1 mi.)
Mountville, SC (7.5 mi.)
Cross Hill, SC (11.4 mi.)
Waterloo, SC (11.6 mi.)
Cross Anchor, SC (13.1 mi.)
Enoree, SC (14.3 mi.)
Gray Court, SC (16.0 mi.)

Quick Answers

Is Lydia Mill Ruins really haunted?: Visitors rate Lydia Mill Ruins at 74.1 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 8 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Lydia Mill Ruins located?: The address is Near 4 Peachtree St, Clinton, SC. GPS coordinates: 34.45607331, -81.90088713.
What kind of haunted place is Lydia Mill Ruins?: Lydia Mill Ruins is listed under Historical Buildings in our South Carolina section.
What is the nearest town to Lydia Mill Ruins?: Clinton, SC is the closest town, about 1.6 miles away, with Joanna (5.8 mi.) and Watts Mills (6.4 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (8)

Isaiah | May 19, 2015

One night these week I wont to go investigate the location of the headless female ghost in Lidia Mill
- Barry Estes | December 19, 2016
  
  are you sure about that I'm. from Clinton my name is Barry Estes. my grand dad use to work in Lydia mil all his
  - William Cauble II | February 21, 2018
    
    my granddad William "Bill"Cauble also worked "Lidie mill" and so did my father when he was about 14 (would have been 1947 or 1948).
  - russell vanscyoc | January 24, 2019
    
    can you tell me more about this Lydia mill. I don't live to far from there and I'm thinking about going out there one night soon to do an investigation. I have a idea where I should start but I still would like to hear your side of thing thank you for your time
- Henry Gerlach | May 11, 2017
  
  Its under construction being tore down
Barry Estes | December 19, 2016

life and I grew up believing in her and have my own tales of her
- Henry Gerlach | May 11, 2017
  
  Its under construction being tore down
  What stories u have we are people taken it down an have one lady who keep claiming to see a women so looked it up came across Lydia
- hopebrinkley1@gmail.com | January 21, 2022
  
  My kids are going to try to see what's up with her tonight

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