Clearwater, Florida

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Clearwater Beach hosted a Coast Guard rifle range and an Army encampment during World War II. Local legend tells of a young woman in a white dress seen running along the sand at night during summer, said to be waiting for a G.I. fiancé who died overseas; she vanishes if approached, sometimes murmuring what sounds like a name and the word "wait."
Public beach, open to everyone. The legend is not tied to a specific spot. Follow the beach's posted rules and stay off the dunes.
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