The Haunted History of Everett Covered Bridge

Everett, Ohio constructed a covered bridge due to a tragic event in their history. Unfortunately, the bridge and the road it was built on had their own PARANORMAL problems to deal with.
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[@Kamoj85]

I love watching the small bloopers at the end of these. It makes it more personal, and gives a great laugh. Those bridges always make me think of sleepy hollow, no matter where they are.

[@Prof.Tarfeather]

Your Grandson, Dean is so cute and a priceless addition to this commentary as well as Megan. Thanks for sharing your outtakes at the end they are so Hilarious! I just found your channel today and I'm binging. I love the Historu as I know little about the area? Thank you for sharing and showing us these cool spots. I'm thankful you aren't doing a wierd paranormal investigation where everyone screams at every little noise? I'm here for the History and your presentation where you let the viewer make up their own mind?

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

This comment is worth all the work! Thank you for this Karilee! I will pass it along to Dean and Megan. And thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it!😊😊

[@catwellman9480]

I love that you get your grandkids involved. Love to see kiddos who appreciate history!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Cat! I’m very lucky to have such an engaged family! Thanks for watching and commenting!😊😊😊

[@dawnrichardson5283]

Dean is adorable, I love his enthusiasm.

[@MikeWeiner]

The only thing better than your videos is when you include your family. You have QUICKLY become one of my top most favorite channels! Thank you so much for all the info and the fun of your family. You're one lucky man! :)

[@MikeWeiner]

And I love how much fun all of you have making them. THAT is memories to last a lifetime. :)

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Well you’re not wrong Mike! I am blessed for sure! 😊 I will pass this along to the rest of the family as well. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Please don’t be a stranger!

[@edwardkellogg1284]

I love the history behind this bridge. They are cool looking and a great part of American history. Paranormal activity is always interesting. You never know what happens when you disturb an Indian burial ground. Great video and I love the bloopers at the end.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks for this Edward! It’s refreshing to find viewers like yourself who take the time to leave positive comments and also watch the videos to the end! Bravo to you!

[@pamelashiflett5281]

Yes we are proud of you young man. We are also proud of the beautiful young lady with the gorgeous red hair. Makes me feel good to see our younger generations do such an awesome job with history. Thanks guys, well done ! Thanks to you all !

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you for the recognition Pamela. I will pass along the the team. And thank you for watching the past videos on the channel!!! I really appreciate it! 🙏🙏🙏

[@Rags2Itches]

I love old covered bridges having grown up in New England, you see a lot of them. Right before Hurricane Irene hit the lower Vermont /Connecticut River area, I was visiting my sister. To get to her home you cross and go through a short covered bridge. Hall Bridge is over the Saxton River, named for a surveyor that drowned in said river. When Irene struck the water in that wide, shallow stony river rose to 20 feet deep. It over flowed it's banks and we could hear trees and churned up debris strike the covered bridge. Happily the bridge survived with minor repairs being needed. It reminds me of how anyone caught in any river would be swept away. Yes in my sister's area, there were drowning deaths. Luckily her property was on higher ground and we were stranded on her road for three days with no power. i can see how running water is connected to paranormal events as a conductor. It would be good to lay offerings and prayers at the old Cemetery. Better still to have a local Native shaman conduct a ceremony at the disturbed burial mound.

[@TurnipGreen]

That whole area around the bridge is pretty cool. The road from Hale Farm to the bridge always reminds me of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. If you continue up the hill on Everitt road, there is the remains of an old log cabin to the right, just across the creek. You can still kind of see it in winter when there are no leaves on the trees

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

It gives me the same vibe Turnip! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kiwisunshine9631]

I've always believed that burial sites should not be moved or tampered with. Interesting tale!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Kiwi 😊

[@frankharrington4881]

This is the second time I have watched this! I love it more the more I watch it! Your grandson is precious! Covered bridges are getting fewer and fewer and that one is so picturesque! Once again Thank you so much for these videos and history lessons! Patricia Gambino Harrington

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you again for stopping by Patricia! It’s so nice to see you again! I appreciate all of your support! 😊😊😊

[@frankharrington4881]

@@CuriousHistoryYT You are welcome, thank you for a GREAT channel!

[@sharonmendenhall778]

I really like how you present these stories. Very well done. Nothing fancy, just history well said.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Sharon! I appreciate your kind words! 😊

[@Lewman211]

Great job Dean and Megan! This is an interesting location. Do you know how long ago they stopped vehicle traffic from going over the bridge? It's a shame that someome dosen't do reasearch and at least put a monument in for those in the cemetery who now have no headstones, and at least a maker or monument for the Indians whos graves they disturbed. Thank you for another great video, and stay safe in your travels. God bless you all.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Lewis! And Dean and Megan say thank you as well. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to find any info on when the bridge was closed to traffic. The bridge was in disrepair before the 1975 storm destroyed it and I would bet that this version of the bridge never saw vehicles pass through its structure. I agree with you on the monuments. There should be something. Maybe the park service will be getting a call soon 😉 Thank you again Lewis for your support! We all greatly appreciate you! Be well my friend! John

[@michelecramer1260]

Once the bridge was rebuilt in the 80s it was never open to vehicle traffic. My grandmothers property was just around the bend at what used to be 2478 Wheatley rd then changed to 2478 Everett rd. The area around the bridge and where furnace run met the back of her property were my playground growing up. She passed as did grandpa and her home was torn down a little over 10 years ago. I do vaguely remember grandpa's stories of how Indian burial grounds were all over the area where they built their home in 1963.

[@thespaceace5637]

I regret to say I've never been to the Everett bridge nor did I know it existed until very recently. I'm going to try to make a visit next time I'm back home. Thank you again for another great history lesson!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

You’re welcome Space Ace! I hope you enjoy your visit to the bridge when you get back! Thanks again for your continued support!

[@debbiehernandez5564]

Why couldn't my history class be this fun to learn. Great video John, Dean, and Megan.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Debbie! Glad you enjoyed it! We had a blast! 😊😊😊

[@Patricia-n-Bucklee]

you are an amazing story teller! I love learning about all the history in my home State Ohio ! The behind scenes are hilarious 😂! I enjoy them as well! Thank you for what you do! God Bless and keep the stories coming 🫶🏼💯

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Grace! God bless you as well! 😊

[@ricknixdorf7316]

Maybe the "Pike" should never have been built at all? Burial grounds are sacred no matter whose they are! Looting the burial mound, removing the Head Stones? Not a good move! What really prompted the road building? Greed? The Everett Covered Bridge is indeed, "Curious History"! Thank you again!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Super comment Rick! I agree. Burial grounds are sacred and should be left alone. At the very least give a proper survey and have a plan to adjust if necessary. To continue thru the mound, loot the tomb, and build on a cemetery is unconscionable. Thanks for your continued support! Great to see you here again!

[@jenniferloving9054]

@@CuriousHistoryYT I totally agree.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@jamesholt7612]

Enjoyed the video as well as the history that went with it. The family outtakes were a little hilarious. I hope you and your family have a wonderful weekend.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you James! Hope your weekend is wonderful as well.

[@jamesholt7612]

@@CuriousHistoryYT You're welcome.

[@cloudchaserify]

You cover the most interesting stories. I could listen to you all day. New subscriber here. Keep up the great work!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Cathy! I really appreciate the kind words and the sub! 😊

[@LillieT]

Agreed! ❤️

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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I just found your videos. I’m thankful for the wonderful information you are presenting. There are so many worthless channels that are just a waste of time. You’re videos are amazing and so informative. Thank you so much for the wonderful channel you are presenting. I will be a fan from now on. Keep up the good work.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Wow! Thank you so much for this Lois! Very nice of you to say! Thanks for watching!

[@patriciajrs46]

Thanks for sharing and hanging-out with the grandson. Awesome.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

😊😊😊 thanks Patricia!

[@arcraventree]

Great video and outtakes. I’m a Clevelander and love these bits of local history.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Alan! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it!

[@kylefertig134]

Cool video! My mom grew up on the road before the park bought the land back. It’s my favorite place to hike. My uncle passed away recently and I feel close to him when I hike there. When he has a teenager he created a circle of rocks that I use to find the old house location. Never felt any paranormal activity hiking at night but it was great to learn some of the history behind it! The river level nowadays is very low in the summer and it’s pretty fun to hike through the water upstream.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Oh man Kyle! So sorry to hear about your uncle. Thank you so much for sharing your personal experience with the area! And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@amydavis4945]

This was not only very interesting... it was downright fun! Love seeing you out there with your family and the out-takes at the end were priceless! What a great experience for you and your family! ❤

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Amy! We had a lot of fun that day! 😊

[@innerdeamongetbob]

The bloopers at the end were so cute T.T y'all are family goals 100%

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Abi! I appreciate that! 😊

[@jeffreykoger3978]

Another great video, John! Great job Dean and Megan!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Jeff! It was a super fun day for all of us!

[@cassfracassi7825]

Great behind the scenes video!👍 Disturbing the Indian burial ground was the beginning of the paranormal.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

I agree cass. That was the beginning. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mindy2347]

I love how your family is in your video, and you have a great voice for this 😊

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Mindy! I appreciate your kind words! 😊😊😊

[@dianesmith8183]

Thank you team ! Laughter is contagious.....LOVE & HUGS

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@kathryngamble5921]

I just happened upon your channel the other day and was immediately fascinated by both the history and paranormal stories. I watched the one about the Ashtabula Bridge disaster last night and was horrified and sad in equal measure. Thank you for sharing your passion with us!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

My pleasure Kathryn! Thank you for your support! I appreciate it!

[@kathryngamble5921]

@@CuriousHistoryYT shared passions, in fact. I live in East Tennessee. Lots of history with paranormal tinges.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

I bet there are! Can’t wait to see for myself someday!

[@sharu8758]

I love the calming music and your way of telling the story your calm and its just pleasant, your doing s great job

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you SHAR U! I appreciate your kind words! 😊😊😊

[@joyalexander5842]

I am so glad you went back to cover this stiry.I saw the first video and just LOVE the beautiful area. The behind the scenes are great! You all are having fun. It's what makes your channel so enjoyable. 🥰

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Joy! We have a great time together. 😊❤️

[@deirdrepasko9965]

I remember being driven across this bridge when I was a child. It was super cool and us kids loved it! My neighbor was in a VW bug behind a Semi that took the bridge down in the 70's. They barely made it off the bridge before it completely collapsed. Most frightening thing that happened to them. Why on earth a semi driver thought he could cross that bridge is beyond me? I can't remember if it was that incident that closed the bridge to vehicular traffic or not, but I sure do Miss driving over it!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Wow! Glad your neighbor wasn’t hurt!!

[@deirdrepasko9965]

@@CuriousHistoryYT us too! They were quite shaken to say the least.

[@chriswhittington294]

My husband & I ride our horses in the CVNP and love to ride them across this covered bridge to get to the trails in the hills on the other side of the stream. They always act like fools! Maybe it's because they know it's haunted. 😉 I just love your channel. I am learning a lot about my own area. You all do an excellent job! ❤️

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Chris! Love hearing from you! 😊😊

[@cia1223]

That has to be one of the cutest little boy!! And a great video 😊😊

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Jane! We think he’s pretty cute too! Thanks again for your continued support of the channel! It’s great to see you here!

[@kayesguineapigs]

You all are awesome! Thank you for the outtakes, they made my day!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Made ours too Kaye’s Guinea Pigs! Thanks for watching to the end!

[@zacjones4505]

The end bloopers were my fav part of the video, so wholesome.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks for watching and commenting Zac! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@michelecramer1260]

My grandmother said that the spring storm in 75 washed the bridge away. What was normally a shallow enough creek that I could walk across without getting more than knee deep apparently became a huge wall of water that came around the bend and took the bridge with it. Playing in furnace run with and without the bridge will always be one of my favorite memories.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Those memories sound fantastic Michele! What a fantastic place it is!

[@kerri6615]

Great job Dean and Megan! This is an interesting story. Thank you for sharing it. Stay safe. God bless you all.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Kerri66! God bless you too!

[@MeMe-nw9mq]

Drowning is such a terrible way to die. My best friends Uncle & two of his buddies died by drowning after being swept away by flash flooding back in the early 80’s. He was only in his early to mid 20’s. It was a very sad time. RIP Mitchell Taylor

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Sorry to hear this Me Me. Very sad.

[@MrDoeboy356]

Your content is getting better and better. Thanks for the story. Keep ‘em coming.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you MrDoeboy! I appreciate that! Hope all is well in your world! Thanks again for your continued support!

[@stephdickey3848]

Love these videos. I am from around that area and had no idea of some of these historic sites

[@johannemilsom7503]

Interesting as usual. I adored the outtakes! So funny.....

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We had a lot of fun that day! Thanks for your support Johanne! 😊

[@elainepalamidis375]

Love your channel just found it not long ago, your grandson is so cute

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Elaine! We think he’s pretty awesome too! 😊😊

[@keithlowrie9319]

Love your KZbin channel I like learning the history of the area especially the spooky kind

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Keith! I appreciate you watching and commenting! 😊

[@brendahenderson6173]

You do such a good job narrating these stories I love them

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Brenda! I appreciate the support! 😊

[@heathermizanin3994]

One thing is for sure, a case of the giggles calls for another take!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

In this case…several takes! We had a blast that day! 🤣🤣

[@sinceramorrison4840]

Another Awesome Video and my famlie and I watch all your videos... LOVE your Grandkids they are Just as Awesome As you... God Bless You Always 🙏 🙂

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

God bless you too Sincera! Thank you for sharing the channel with the family! Wonderful! 😃

[@joyt1672]

I love that your family is involved!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Me too!

[@juliepatchouli3944]

You all have a great sense of humour.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We have a great time together for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting Julie!

[@marceloreis7327]

Awesome that you got the family on it too. Well done guys!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Marcelo! I appreciate it! 😊😊😊

[@ontargetthomunclesam3926]

Great story you know I've seen about 7of the videos you have made and I say after everyone of them great video Thank you etc. I actually do enjoy your work very much it's always good for me to sit down after work with a coffee and watch and listen to you tell a wonderful story I certainly do appreciate your time and effort in making these videos so keeping with tradition great video Thank you

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

That’s so very kind of you to say! I am humbled. I appreciate your support in every way! 😊😊

[@Knight-of-Sarcasm]

In 1993, the man I had just started dating Barry--later became my fiance and then even later after we broke up, passed away--decided I needed to see various sites around Akron and Summit County. This was almost three years after my adventures with Wayne County, and we'd hop in the car and go. One of those places was the Everett Bridge. Until I saw your video, I didn't know the name for it. I just knew he liked the location and that we had had to hike to get there from the parking lot. I can't recall how far. While we were there, I found a "holey stone" not far from the water. If you're not familiar with them, they are supposed to be sacred to various denominations and I found it a good sign for the day's outing. I never knew the history. I just knew we both liked the bridge. :) Megan made me crack up. She's terrific with her delivery. I've been watching CTC today for the Cleveland and the Dahlia vlogs and those were awesome. Whoever assumed all the facts and photos did an amazing job. For each location, you have so much that you share--what are your sources for these locations? I would never have guessed about the cemetery!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you! I will pass along to Megan. She will be thrilled! Lots of sources for the locations. Ohio is full of ghost stories so those are easy to find online and at the library. The true crime videos inspiration comes from Megan and viewer requests. She is beginning research on the next video now.

[@Knight-of-Sarcasm]

That's "assembled" not assumed. Forgive me.

[@Liz-cmc313]

Love covered bridges. Love your channel ❤️ I'm such a paranormal freak🙃

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Liz! I appreciate the love! And thanks for watching and commenting! 😊

[@lillypad9960]

I love your videos more and more. You and your family make it so comfortable to watch them and create an amazing impact. Blessings from Michigan.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you LillyPad! 😊😊😊

[@aknotz]

Very good videos. Love the history and the production is quite professional.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Dildozer! I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@johndavies1090]

An interesting story, not least because we don't have bridges like this here in Great Britain (though there are some in |Germany). The association with Indian burial grounds and ghosts, if disturbed, is something else we have no parallels to here. Not sure why the First Nation people are more restless in their afterlife than others, but America does seem to have a lot more weird creatures, 'ha'nts' and similar incidents than other countries.

[@premkunggwannawatchmedia1399]

Great job ! Having fun watching it especially the last part of the video, you guys are so cute ❤️😂

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you I appreciate the kind words! I will pass this along to the family.! 😊

[@tobytaylor1454]

Lol great ending to the video 😂😂new subscriber I’m a History fan Ohio an Indiana history has very interesting parallels with the paranormal absolutely fascinating 👍🏻👍🏻

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

THANK YOU TOBY! Welcome to the community! We are glad you’re here!

[@mrose1893]

I love local history there is always so much in our back yards that aren't in the history books Thank you ☺️ p.s. love the goblin

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

🤣🤣🤣 thanks Rose!

[@jerryhoschouer5131]

Awesome Story! Beautiful country……..

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Jerry. Yes it is really a beautiful place. In fact the entirety of the Cuyahoga Valley is lovely. Thank you again for watching and commenting! Great to see you here!

[@sandyalseth4550]

So glad I found your videos! I love them!😃

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Sandy! I’m glad you did as well! And thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it! 😊

[@cp368productions2]

One of the "ghost hunters" I follow went there during the day. He did a spirit box session but didn't explore at night though I believe he plans to some day.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Please let me know what he finds CP368. I’d love to hear about it!

[@bronwentillman8385]

Great video! Love the bloopers, too!!!!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We had a lot of fun that day! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sinsit-World]

I love historie with twist of ghost stories Nice job love from Denmark 🇩🇰

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Sinsit! I appreciate the love! Hope life is going well for you in Denmark! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😊

[@jasonhammond4640]

The outtakes are great.😄😄

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Jason! And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@scallopohare9431]

Covered bridges seem to have more than their share of hauntings.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Indeed they do! 🤔

[@yvonnekirk3625]

Great stories from a great family.

[@tashuntka]

Lovely family... Cool bridge lore 👍👍👍

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@hayleyhughes2228]

Love when you do the behind scenes out takes 😁😂😄

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We have lots of fun for sure Hayley! 😊

[@reginamiller6624]

Best episode EVER! Loved it!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Wow! Thank you so much Regina! I’m speechless! Which as you may know is unusual for me 😊 Thank you so much for your support!

[@rebeccav9969]

I love the family antics at the end!! 😂

[@patriciafeehan7732]

He is so funny! Love your grandson!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We love him too Patricia! I’ll let him know

[@Nick_B_Bad]

Spent many many late nights down there with friends trying to get spooked or see some ghostly stuff.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Any success Nick?

[@noahsturgill20]

Love your stuff keep it coming

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Sturgill’s Handyman Services! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! 😊

[@RKusmie64]

I love how you get your family involved ♥ (edit: the outtakes 😀 You all are having so much fun!)

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

We had a great time that day! A highlight of our year for sure! 😊😊😊

[@jananderson672]

Nice video. Love the info and the covered bridge. Love the outtakes! You should go there at night sometime and see if you see something or hear anything.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Jan! Maybe we will! 😁

[@Fandom_Junkie]

There's a haunted covered bridge in my neck of the woods too

[@sheryllknapp9803]

You have a delightful family

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Sheryl! 😊

[@aprilschaeffer7093]

Very interesting history. Love it. ❤️

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you April! 😊😊

[@aprilschaeffer7093]

You're very welcome Dean! 😊😊😊

[@josephcook8961]

Great job!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Joseph!

[@Charlie-pu9bx]

Awww, your grandson is adorable!

[@robjeavons5982]

Great video thanks

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Great comment Rob! Thank YOU!

[@MadameM.]

I love your videos and Megan did a great job - but Dean stole the show!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Yep he does that regularly! 🤣🤣

[@Mary-ty3yc]

The end was the best part. 👌

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@leelindemann7729]

Thanks for clarifying that Dean is your grandson. I wasn’t sure if he is your son or grandson. And let Megan know that she has the most gorgeous skin! As a fellow red-head, I was not fond of my alabaster complexion as a San Diego native among tanned bodies. Let her know to protect that gorgeous complexion. She’ll look 20+ years younger than her tanned compatriots. At 60-I now relish my beautiful, wrinkle free complexion. Gorgeous family. Thanks for sharing them with us.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@LittleKitty22]

I've heard of this bridge before, apparently there are several ghosts. Isn't there a ghostly biker hanging around as well? I think he died at one end of the bridge after a ghost lured him to his death or something like that, can't remember the exact details. There's several spirits there. I still wonder though why the bridge is covered - it makes it so much more spooky looking. Love the outtakes at the end, lol - good to see that you all had so much fun filming this. Your grandson is so cute!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks Little Kitty! Wouldn’t surprise me if there are several ghosts. That would probably happen since the bridge is built on a cemetery. We have a great time filming as a family (when we can all get our schedules to sync). My grandson was is good form that day for sure! I think he might be coming with us to film today!

[@LittleKitty22]

@@CuriousHistoryYT Yes it's terrible that they built the road on top of a cemetery, absolutely disgusting! But the spirits at the bridge are not connected to the cemetery, to my knowledge they are spirits of people who have died through accidents at the bridge. Whereby some of these accidents had been caused on purpose... The lanterns are used by the spirits to lure people to the bridge when it's dark. That's great that your grandson takes such an interest in what you are doing - he'll learn a lot about history.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

I hope he will. He’s certainly enthusiastic about it!

[@jasonbender5745]

Awesome video

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thank you Jason!😊

[@pamd6532]

great job everyone!

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

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[@arcraventree]

“And the EVP’s revealed… cars honking.” 🤣🤣🤣

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

I know right Alan?! 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@megangreene3955]

I once lived on the corner of Grand and Military Avenue in Omaha, Nebraska. Military Avenue was the main thoroughfare for the union army during the civil war because there was a military outpost on fort St, which is near Military Avenue. One evening, I sat looking out my back window which had a clear view of Military Avenue. The street lights were just coming on as it was around dusk when I saw a union army soldier walking along with lantern held aloft. I watched him walk to the corner of the street where he vanished into thin air. I can't explain what I saw, but I know I am not in the habit of seeing things that aren't there. Nor do I take hallucinogenic substances. The only conclusion I could come to was that he was an apparition.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

How amazing! Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing this Megan! Love it!

[@zacwhite1368]

Have you ever heard any good stories about Rock mill bridge and Rock mill itself? It’s roughly 20 mins ish on a good day from where I live if fools aren’t out on the roads lol and I’ll have to look up the bridge name on clearport road my mom and I used to drive across going to the family “farm” as we all always called it plus out Lancaster high school lane we have a covered bridge there that I can recall where it got relocated from 😢. We had another covered bridge at Fairfield county fairgrounds but I guess one night some really bad high winds got it regretfully. I still feel like they should of rebuilt it with the old lumber and new lumber because we have some beautiful old barns at our fairgrounds ❤️ side note my ex from high school aka high school sweetheart and going years ago her maiden last name is Everett another reason your video caught my eye plus because a video I hadn’t seen of yours yet❤️ I gotta get my Gma white into KZbin because omg she would sit and binge watch your videos I know it!!!!❤️🥰 omg the bloopers!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks for this Zac! I haven’t looked into Rock Mill but you’ve peaked my curiosity! 😊 Thanks for this. I will definitely look into it! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@ctsbathory8867]

Bloopers are hilarious 😂

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

🤣🤣

[@lyndalogan4910]

I'm a local and never heard any of this....smh

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

It’s amazing the history behind the things we pass daily

[@loganpollock1689]

The Everett road bridge is the only good idea Summit County ever had. I have walked, rode bikes and horses across the bridge for years. Day, night, fog, snow and rain. Surprisingly, I have been there for more than an hour and saw nobody at all. A few horse riders only many times. I never saw any ghosts, but sometimes in the early Fall I have seen a heck of a lotta' snakes down there in Furnace Run. Those stories about Mosquitos, encephalitis and meningitis are Bull.

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Thanks for watching and commenting Logan! I appreciate it!

[@25mking]

Lol love the bloopers

[@ryanburks1314]

Dean is the real MVP

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Undoubtedly! Thanks for this Ryan. I will pass it along!

[@m0L3ify]

Your grandson is so cute! He's a ham for the camera like my son is. 😄

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Yes he is! Wouldn’t have him any other way. Sounds like you feel the same about your son! 😊

[@m0L3ify]

@@CuriousHistoryYT My son's the best! He's quite the character! 😄

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Love it! 😊

[@enamias]

Yep

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Yep

[@johnnyfelton3145]

gotta love family......

[@CuriousHistoryYT]

Sure do Johnny. 👍