The Haunting Legend of Vermont’s Most Famous Ghost Bridge | Paranormal Deep Dive

Real Ghost Stories Online

Tony Brueski

Religion & Spirituality, Natural Sciences, Science, Spirituality

4.2 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2025

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into one of Vermont’s most chilling legends—Emily’s Bridge in Stowe. What begins as a quaint covered bridge nestled in the New England woods quickly turns into a hotbed of eerie activity and decades-long mystery. From ghostly screams and sudden scratches on cars to chilling eyewitness accounts, Tony peels back the layers of history and legend to uncover whether there's truth behind the tale—or if it's all in our haunted imaginations. This deep dive exposes why Emily’s Bridge continues to fascinate, terrify, and confuse even the most skeptical visitors. Was a heartbroken girl really lost to the ravine below—or has folklore taken on a life of its own?

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0:40.6	My fact this week is that Andy Warhol would regularly have his wig cut by a barber and then return the following month wearing a new longer wig.
0:49.9	Hello, we are no such thing as a fish. We are a British podcast all about facts and trivia and everything interesting in the whole wide world.
0:58.5	We cover everything from pufferfish rectums to the moon to mangrove forest. What else do we do, James?
1:05.7	Oh, well, what about the fact that in 1936 a robot in California shot its inventor in their head. There you go.
1:12.2	If you're intrigued to hear more, peppered with some bad puns and some crude jokes, then check
1:17.3	us out. We are no such thing as a fish. Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from real ghost
1:24.4	stories online and the Grave Talks.
1:32.7	They say Vermont is beautiful in the fall, the crisp air, the changing leaves, the cozy covered bridges.
1:36.0	But not all of those bridges are meant for postcards.
1:38.4	Some of them are meant for ghosts.
1:43.6	Nestled quietly in the backwoods of stow sits the gold brook-covered bridge.
1:44.1	To most, it's just a charming relic from the 1800s to others it's the very edge of the supernatural
1:50.5	locals call it Emily's Bridge named after a girl who legend says this met a tragic end
1:58.6	here her heartbreak echoing through time. But here's the thing.
2:03.5	No one can prove Emily even existed. Still, the stories persist. Deep scratches clawed into car
2:10.6	doors, phantom screams in the dead of night, and the unmistakable feeling that you're not alone
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