Dadeville First Baptist Church senior pastor Dr. Ben Hayes said the church has no intention of turning the historic — and allegedly haunted — Banks home into a parking lot for its congregants.

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Siri Hedreen / The Outlook The Banks house once served as residence and office for several generations' worth of country doctors.

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Siri Hedreen / The Outlook Harold Banks holds a painting by his father of his grandfather's house.

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Siri Hedreen / The Outlook Dadeville's First Baptist Church bought the Banks House in 2020.

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