Haunted Rail Road Tunnel Greene Railroad Ghosts & Spirits Paranormal

[@royparman1498]

RE: The indentations.. We have those in the subway tunnels in town here also... they're meant as retreat spots for workers in the tunnel if a traiun happens to go by, they have a spot to duck off the track and wait for it to pass, if I am not much mistaken.

[@StBernardAcres]

+Roy Parman Yep. Another viewer commented the same. Thank you.

[@darrennewell4]

Thanks for taking us on this walk and climbing those stairs would give anyone a good workout.

[@StBernardAcres]

Glad you enjoyed it. If I hadn't quit smoking, it would have been a lot wors lol

[@BelindaTN]

Ohhh would love to go bike riding on that trail. That bridge is beautiful. What a great back drop for photographers. Wheeling looks like an old and interesting place. Though I don't want to live in a city, I find them interesting to visit and explore. I especially like the very old ones.

[@StBernardAcres]

There is a tremendous amount of history in this area. I really enjoy exploring and discovering it.

[@benkantor2052]

The No. 1 refers to the first tunnel heading east on the B&O pike line that went to Pittsburgh.

[@StBernardAcres]

Thanks! I did not know that.

[@goatheadone5412]

The night trip sounds fun. But what about the other tunnel off of 70 right around the car tunnel. That one might still be for rail use. I've always heard that one is haunted, and longer.

[@StBernardAcres]

I found the Chapline Hill Tunnel. Don't know if that is the one you're talking about. It's over a half mile long lol. Gotta get someone with a light to go with me lol

[@goatheadone5412]

St. Bernard Acres I think that is the one , I'm nit sure the names, but it looks to be the right background.

[@sphinxrising1129]

Been through Tunnel Green at least a thousand time, before & after it was converted to a walking trail, & not once have I ever seen or heard anything remotely spooky😑

[@StBernardAcres]

Nor have I lol.

[@saramccarthy1717]

And wetzles cave is also above the tunnel

[@saramccarthy1717]

Theres a grave yard right above it... and actually the grave yard was dug up to build the interstate

[@kwvm5717]

There's still headstones up at the top and above the tunnel that date back to the mid-1800's. Back in the 1800's, an individual that was tasked to exume the bodies and move them, got most but not all of them.

[@saramccarthy1717]

This i know.... i grew up there

[@cheriettejackson4248]

WOoooOOooo woOOooo they'll come after yOooOOuu :-D

[@StBernardAcres]

+Cheriette Jackson Not this time lol

[@drewr1831]

this spot is riddled with homeless camps now down next to the creek

[@StBernardAcres]

+Drew R Yeah, I saw that. with all the bridge work going on, another camp moved over there.

[@L1vR-1948]

:-)