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Reelsville, Indiana
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors — approximate location, not a photo of the site
The Four Arches railroad trestle, in Putnam County near Reelsville and Greencastle, is documented in Indiana State University's folklore collection as local legend: that the body of a murdered woman is buried in the concrete of the last arch, and that a figure in a white wedding gown is said to walk the arches on June nights. A ghost train is also said to pass through on certain nights.
Stone arch railroad structure near Reelsville. Never walk on or climb railroad structures, and look from the public road.
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