The Peach State is a beautiful place, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t home to many allegedly haunted places. There are plenty of urban legends in Georgia, and many of them have to do with Spook Bridge. This “bridge to nowhere” in Georgia is right on the county line between Lowndes and Brooks Counties, not far from Quitman. The dilapidated bridge has not been in use for decades, and it no longer even leads anywhere. The road it was once part of has long since been closed down. Spook Bridge is closed off to visitors, but it’s the source of many rumors and urban legends in the area. It’s said to be the site of several murders and suicides. Many who have trespassed on the bridge claim to have experienced eerie presences or heard unusual sounds. Read on to learn more about this haunted bridge in Georgia, if you dare.

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The legends and rumors about what has happened here in the past are certainly fascinating. Have you heard the stories about Spook Bridge in Georgia? Share your experiences in the comments!

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What are some haunted places in GA?

Georgia certainly has some ghost stories to tell, and we all probably have our favorites. Each of those stories tells a tale of tragedy, mayhem, and downright creepiness. if you can handle a little scare, read more about a few haunted places in Georgia below:

  • Central State Hospital Bungalow, Milledgeville, GA: Central State Hospital is one of the creepiest places in the entire state, so what would it feel like to stay overnight in one of the cottages on the premises? You can do so in this renovated 1920s bungalow. If you aren't afraid of ghosts, that is.
  • Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, GA: Savannah, Georgia is known as one of the most haunted cities in the nation, and this cemetery might just be the reason why. A child's laughter is the most soothing thing you can hear unless it's at two in the morning in a haunted cemetery...
  • Old Ghost Road, Brooklet, GA: Creepy glowing orange lights, a man digging a ditch alongside the road, ghost dogs digging up their owner's graves.. these are only a few of the things people state that they have experienced on this lonely old Georgia road.
  • Forsyth Park, Savannah, GA: The ghosts of Savannah strike again in this beautiful park (by daylight). At night, Lottie Churchill haunts a mansion in Forsyth Park. Her story is so tragic you'll have to read it for yourself. In fact, there are several inns and hotels in the park that are believed to be haunted, each with its own stories to tell.

 

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