Don't Drive On This Haunted Street In Mississippi Or You May Regret It
Daniella DiRienzo
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Most of the hauntings in Mississippi are linked to historic homes of the past, but there are plenty of other sites in the state believed to be a bit spooky as well. One such place is Nash Road in Lowndes County Mississippi. For years, locals have told the story of this lonely stretch of road and the three-legged woman who’s believed to be the local ghost who calls it her home. Read on to learn more about this haunted road in Mississippi.
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Have you had a run-in with the three-legged lady of Nash Road? What did you end up doing? Tell us all about it in the comments section below! And, if you’re looking for more spooky spots to visit, check out these haunted places in Mississippi too. Or go on our haunted road trip through Mississippi. We even put together a road trip packing list to make sure you don’t leave anything critical behind!
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What are the creepiest cemeteries in Mississippi?
Along with the three-legged lady of Nash Road, there are many other spooky sites in Mississippi. Some of the creepiest spots to go for a fright include:
- Franklin Cemetery in Gautier. In addition to being known as one of the most haunted cemeteries in the country, Franklin Cemetery gives off an eerie vibe; similar to driving along Nash Road.
- You can also add Natchez Cemetery to your list of creepy places to visit in Mississippi. Aside from being the home of a few ghosts, Natchez Cemetery is also known as one of the prettiest in Mississippi.
Can I visit any abandoned places in Mississippi?
There's far from a shortage of abandoned places to explore in Mississippi. So, in addition to looking for the three-legged lady of Nash Road, you can also visit some of the destinations highlighted in this Only In Your State guide. This includes:
- Dilapidated buildings
- A frightening hike
- And a few former landmarks.
If you'd like to spend the day visiting creepy places throughout the state, feel free to check out this road trip in Mississippi too.
Are there any ghost towns in Mississippi?
Aside from the ghost of the three-legged lady of Nash Road, you might feel a bit eerie when you visit some of the ghost towns in Mississippi.:
- While the eight ghost towns on this list are in varying conditions, they all shed some insight into the state's rich history. Along with the ghost towns on this list, learn about Mississippi's underwater ghost town as well.