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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Horseshoe Curve Tunnel - Altoona
One of the most renown railroad landmarks in the United States, horseshoe curve, is near Altoona, PA. The tunnel beyond the museum for that allows cars to pass through the curve is supposedly haunted. If you go into the tunnel and shut off your engine, its is said that on occasion, you can hear voices and laughing. My friends and I actually tried this once, but nothing out of the ordinary happened. Perhaps we were there at the wrong time?
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You need to do this between 11:30pm and 3:30am. I have done this and I heard children's voices and seen hand prints on the car.
ReplyDeleteYou are actually suppose to go in, shut everything off, flash your lights 3 times and honk and your horn 3 times, but we had rocks thrown at the car. and it felt like someone ran right into it with there shoulder. we heard foot steps and the lights were all messed up. we heard a dog barking and if you sit a bottle on the top of your car sometimes The White Lady will hit it off. And if you stay in complete silence for a minuet and 23 seconds and roll your window down and start to talk she'll talk back.
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