Ashland, Oregon

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Lithia Park is Ashland's creekside park of ponds, trails and old trees, laid out in the early 1900s. Travel Oregon lists it among the state's haunted places, with stories of a girl killed more than a century ago, a logger crushed by a falling tree, and a blue light over the pond. These are local legends told in the park and on Ashland's ghost tours.
Free public park open daily from early morning until late evening; the pin is approximate and marks the park.
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