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A passenger train in North Carolina said to be making up for lost time in the early hours of

the morning, lurched off a 60-foot tall bridge and into the creek below on August 27th, 1891.

Now every year on the anniversary of the wreck people swear the ghost train and its long dead

specters can be seen on the tracks at Boston Bridge just outside State'sville.

At the bottom of the fall seven train cars crashed into third creek. A few of the passengers

walked into State'sville for health. Others crawled out of the wreckage, dazed and confused

while some wandered around. Still others sat on top of the train cars until help arrived.

The 20 dead passengers were laid out in the farmers tobacco warehouse. Nearly 30 more were injured.

Some drowned in the creek as the waters rose. It was the worst disaster in Iridel County's history

at the time. It's still second behind an influenza epidemic in 1918 in terms of lives lost

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