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Jamestown, North Carolina
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Lydia's Bridge is a railroad underpass over East Main Street in Jamestown near Greensboro, and the spirit of a young woman called Lydia is said to haunt it. Since the 1920s, drivers have reported a figure in a formal dress hitchhiking on rainy and foggy nights, who disappears as they stop to help, and the story is usually tied to a fatal prom-night car accident. It is a well-known North Carolina legend, and there is a historical marker for it.
A busy public road with a railroad underpass. Look from the roadside only and do not stop in traffic or stand in the road.
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