What It's REALLY Like Living on Lake Lanier

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

Are you thinking about making a move to Georgia? I want to be your real estate agent! Book a call with me here: tinyurl.com/28cyxbmm

[@rochandapascal9544]

oscarville is up under that lake a black town that they flooded to build that lake

[@iamempresswithapurpose6259]

Which is totally messed up

[@Robert-nu4vc]

A government town. They bought the people out and made a lake.

[@s.b294]

Y’all can live and stay there, I’m not going anywhere near it. I would suggest before moving anywhere, DO NOT take the advice of a Real Estate Agent but do your own history research.

[@shaylawatson1244]

I'm just here to see if the haunted rumors is true

[@iam_shortnsassy]

The rumors are definitely true. It was a thriving black community in the 1950’s called Oscarville. Per usual white people hated that and decided to drown it out. It’s a LITERAL graveyard. People lose their lives there weekly and their bodies never resurface. I’ve lived in Georgia for most of my life and I vow to NEVER go there EVER. You couldn’t pay me to see it.

[@EpisodeCJSII]

Multiple Cherokee and African burial grounds under that Blood Lake....

[@lanierkayakbassfishing7950]

It's frigging sweet the fishing is choice 👌

[@MovingtoGeorgia]

Tell that to my husband. We see more fishing jumping than being caught by him. 😂

[@lanierkayakbassfishing7950]

@@MovingtoGeorgiaaw man lol 😆 that's funny

[@sheenaKichu-up9hf]

Don't choose this Lake as a camping place because I saw this video if you are a parent of a child your child walk to the water and you can hear the sound and when you ask them why are you under the water they will say somebody say to me and their actually sleep walking the reason that this place is Haunted is because this Lake used to be a Island some people thought they should change this into a lake and when you go under the Lake you can see some cars so don't go here I am not a Georgian resident but believe me don't go here because I saw a video

[@cmackscott761]

What is it REALLY Like Living on Lake Lanier? We don't live on Lake Lanier but it's an amazing beautiful lake. We're about 20 minutes south of Lake Lanier.

[@jaycosper8048]

I don’t believe in ghosts. But I’m not going there! (I’m local) Over 700 dead since 1956

[@msVicki1130]

Go ahead and move there. The ancestors are there to welcome you! It is haunted.

[@jaycosper8048]

700 dead since 1956

[@mtb4l673]

I’m jealous lol

[@annaCoutureFalorin]

Be care near that lake 😢

[@SherodXKILLA]

We know who wants to live there,

[@fourlakes]

Would love to be on the lake, but Lanier is going to be a bit too $$$ (and frankly a bit crowded). Thinking Clarks Hill might be a better option for us.

[@crs_stl]

So, it’s not haunted?

[@jasminejohnson6977]

It is. There’s a black community buried underneath the lake. Look up the history.

[@joni5427]

It is. She’s a real estate agent so she’s not gonna be honest

[@iam_shortnsassy]

It definitely is. It was a thriving black community in the 1950’s called Oscarville. Per usual white people hated that and decided to drown it out. It’s a LITERAL graveyard. People lose their lives there weekly and their bodies never resurface.

[@JOA_Trades_]

It’s not haunted black ppl are so stupid there’s 2 rivers that come together and cause a big toe under water very strong current to be safe always go in the lake with a vest because even the best swimmers can’t escape the stream.

[@SadielVidal]

From the time the lake opend till now there are 700 deaths+disappearings it was ah black town before that got slaughter by whites

[@SelfMadeJ]

Turn this happy ahh music off.

[@IDMRPodcast]

😂😂😂😂

[@SLickev92]

Not a lake I’ll be getting on