The King-Criswell-Garrett Mansion in Uriah, Alabama, is known for its association with a paranormal investigation on the 2012 Travel Channel show The Dead Files, though specific haunted descriptions or paranormal claims beyond the show's appearance are not detailed in the available snippets. The mansion was originally built in the mid-19th century in Packer's Bend, moved to Uriah in the 1960s by Eugene Garrett, and is now used as an event venue by descendants of the Garrett family. The mansion's construction began around the 1860s in Packer's Bend but was never fully completed before the Civil War. In the mid-1960s, former state legislator Eugene Garrett purchased and relocated the house to its current location in Uriah, Alabama. The home, now a private residence, is owned by Garrett family descendants and is utilized as a wedding and event venue.