Stay Away From Maine's Most Haunted Street After Dark Or You May Be Sorry
Michelle
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Maine has its fair share of ghost stories and they all come with bone-chilling details. From mysterious tombstones with ghostly images on them to a lighthouse that comes with a grisly murder story, those looking for a scare will certainly find it in Maine. But, the Route 2a section, known as the Haynesville Woods in Maine, really just might be the most haunted of all. This certain stretch of road is a place we wouldn’t like to drive after dark and many other Mainers would recommend you avoid it as well. So read the story of this haunted road in Maine but we suggest you stay far, far away…
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The story is said to be the ghost of a newlywed bride who was in a car accident with her new husband in the same woods. The man died immediately, but the woman was able to free herself. Once out of the car, she was unable to walk and met her end by freezing to death at the side of the road.
Similar to the bride, the ghost child is in need of a ride. However, upon reaching the end of the road, she disappears from the car.
Have you ever driven on this haunted road in Maine through the Haynesville Woods? The place will send a chill down your spine if you choose to brave it at night. Want more ghostly stories? Check out these 10 terrifying tales for some of the scariest ghost stories to come out of Maine.
Can’t get enough of the creepy stuff here in Maine? Check out this Bar Harbor ghost tour to really get your blood pumping.
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Maine can be as beautiful as it is creepy. With the rolling fog in the fall and the misty coastlines from the lonely wooded places, Maine has a certain spooky feel to it. These ghost stories are great to tell around a campfire, or during an ice storm when you lose power. So lower the lighting set the stage, and listen closely to these grizzly tales. The Witches leg that sits on the founder's monument in Bucksport Maine is a bizarre tale of a woman accused of witchcraft who cursed the town of Bucksport with her last dying words. To this day the outline of a leg can be found on the monument of the one responsible for her death. Another story takes place in the 1800s. A lighthouse keeper and his wife occupied the lighthouse on Seguin Island. The wife would play the piano over and over driving the husband insane. As if pulled right from an Edgar Allen Poe story, the man took an axe to the instrument and then his wife. Read the whole story about the Lighthouse keeper who lost his mind right on our site. And the last tale we can entice you with is a very similar tale to the one above. A road in Maine has been haunted by a woman in need of help. Only upon rescue will she disappear revealing that she never existed in the first place. Read all about the Black’s Woods section of Route 182 if you dare. Maine is filled with plenty of thrills and scares to keep you up at night. Keep the blood pumping by turning to yet another article to whet your spooky appetite. This list of 6 Haunted Streets In Maine is sure to give you plenty to chase after. Just make sure nothing ends up chasing you.