We have never had so much fear put in us. ;(, hey everyone my name is pee i love to drink pee i love everything about pee i love the taste its so juicy!!!! Conflict of interest means that one is somehow trying to benefit from posting about a subject. This includes hangings, lynchings, and the deaths of African-Americans as well as the activities of the KKK and KKK-like groups during the Reconstruction period. I think that’s simply morally reprehensible to attempt to foist that kind of canard onto a community like Westminster which has had, believe you me, it’s share of racial misunderstandings and tragedies. It is said that on a cloudless night during a full moon you drive your car to “Baby Bridge” and park it in the center at the bridge’s highest point. Tonight the team investigated a haunted house and a haunted penitentiary looking for "shadow people", dark apparitions that seem to disappear. If you look in that bridge photo, you will see a round object seemingly floating in the air. A very spooky story for someone that is impressionable like we all were at that age. I have gone there many times, we would walk there from my house. You should feel ashamed. My mother almost had a attack when she seen the photo. Also, watch out for copperhead snakes if you go. So I started to check stuff like this out. My dad once told me my grandparents lived near an old bridge where they moved away from quickly due to hearing a baby crying all night and a figure of a man walking along the bridge at night. Also, for those of you who want to check out the Westminster Crybaby Fake-lore itself, please check out my free, down-loadable book The Witness at the Ahadada Books website. The story about Cry Baby Creek Bridge is that a young mother and her baby were traveling home on Highway 601 late at night. The Carroll County Crybaby Bridge is an clear example of an internet hoax. Anyhow our story goes that Mary got pregnant premarital in the town nor her folks was to find out about it so when she had the baby she threw it over the Bridge. HARDERR!!!! Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account.
There is even a Wikipedia entry about Cry Baby Bridges, but it is rather incomplete. That is not fakelore since no deception is intended. Okay, my brother, three friends, and the youth leader from our church are going to that same crybaby bridge to test the urban legend. As we approached the bridge we heard a scream coming from the far left side of the bridge. Perhaps it’s one of those things like having to call it “Wal-Marts” or K-Marts”. Better yet, go there yourself and call out to him, if you dare. In the early 1940’s a young mother was on her way home on Hwy. Both were killed and still haunt the spot. We left after taking a few pictures with smartphones, and of coarse voice recording the whole time. It was almost an over-night appearance, so I would guess that the information was “seeded” during the week of February 14th, 1999. I have no beef with Shadowlands–it was, along with Obiwan’s UFO-free pages–simply one of the few ghost and paranormal sites back then, and its open “hauntings” board classified according to geographical region, was (if I recall correctly) almost a one-of-a-kind feature.
When I pass by late st night for what ever reason I run at least 80+ mph to get on by the area….this is truly the REAL crybaby creek…. 2) The lack of any historical documentation of events remotely connected with forced infanticide and deaths of slaves at the bridge. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window), Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window), Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Dates back almost as far as yours doesn’t really have a Crybaby Bridge does abandon right next to the new bridge on High Shoals Road or what I call the new bridge its not new. There it was. Brandie, When he left the farmhouse that night, the doctor took the baby to a nearby bridge and dropped him over the side.
Just a note. The one about the bridge where you go and hear the baby cry after you call out “Crybaby, crybaby!” Sure. The tale of cry baby creek, is I’m afraid undoubtly true, beginning to end.
Maybe it’s just the local southern thing of having to make sure that you know the reason the bridge is there. I really enjoyed this part of the Wikipedia article. first you can park at the following coordinates:N 34 39.351′W080 30.955′After that it’s just a short hike into the woods on an old disused road.CAUTION!This is a great spot for snakes and we do have rattlesnakes around these parts so be warned.Also this is an old bridge so venture carefully!”. One of the most famous cry baby bridges in the state, the iron construction still sits alongside a modern concrete bridge connecting two sides of the county.