Anyone here anyone here near the NC or SC border? if u are has anyone seen this light? i like to go see it one day!
the story on light is! Park and walk about a mile or so and start yelling for him. you will know when you are close cause the temperature will drop drastically. His name is John Bingham. He was hit by a train in the late 1800s or early 1900s depending on who you ask in town. He was flagging the train with a Lantern and his lantern is what you will see swaying back and forth. The Tracks are no longer there!
i have read odd things happenend at that place? anyone see it first hand?
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I live near here http://www.virtualsk.com/current_issue/ghost_train.html
I want to do this some day: make up a story and be the ghost. I will be the best Ghost ever!
http://www.philcampagna.com/stlouisghostlight/ghost.html
I want to do this some day: make up a story and be the ghost. I will be the best Ghost ever!
http://www.philcampagna.com/stlouisghostlight/ghost.html
hate to addmit it but i have lived on both sides of the boarder and this story is fake we even tried once but nothing happened,and i still live in the area,to my knowledge no one has really ever seen him or the light,and to tell you the truth, from what i have heard no one by that name was ever killed there by a train 
I also live very close to the NC/SC border, about 5 miles into NC. I have read many NC ghost stories and have heard of this one many times. I read of the guy that he was a worker for the railroad and somehow got himself decapitated by the train. He is looking for his head they say and he is supposed to be swinging his lantern side to side. So many of those stories are just written for people like me who would like to see such a thing. These are bedtime stories!haha
I WILL tell ya one thing though. Check out the Brown Mountain Lights (in North Carolina). Those suckers are real. I don't have a link, but any search on the internet would do, i would think.
I WILL tell ya one thing though. Check out the Brown Mountain Lights (in North Carolina). Those suckers are real. I don't have a link, but any search on the internet would do, i would think.
QUOTE(ScarlettPony @ Jun 23 2005, 12:47 AM)
I also live very close to the NC/SC border, about 5 miles into NC. I have read many NC ghost stories and have heard of this one many times. I read of the guy that he was a worker for the railroad and somehow got himself decapitated by the train. He is looking for his head they say and he is supposed to be swinging his lantern side to side. So many of those stories are just written for people like me who would like to see such a thing. These are bedtime stories!haha
I WILL tell ya one thing though. Check out the Brown Mountain Lights (in North Carolina). Those suckers are real. I don't have a link, but any search on the internet would do, i would think.
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I WILL tell ya one thing though. Check out the Brown Mountain Lights (in North Carolina). Those suckers are real. I don't have a link, but any search on the internet would do, i would think.
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are u sure whent to the right place? once in a while people get lost or have wrong directions to a haunting! my prediction will say u had the right directions plus u like tacos!
! i am in beaufort county close to washington, north carolina! i am propably a few hours away from nc/sc border! i also like see the brown mountain lights! maybe i go seee them one day soon! been to mountains serveral times but never gone to se the brown mountains!
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