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Green Eyes Bridge
aka Troubled Waters Bridge
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| A murder/suicide perpetrator seen hanging from the bridge at night. See "Unexplained Research" link at right for more details. |
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 From Augusta, take County Road G northward for almost 8 miles. You will cross the Eau Claire River. The bridge is near a parking area to the east.
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Unexplained Research
www.unexplainedresearch.com
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book:
"The Wisconsin Road Guide to Haunted Locations"
by Chad Lewis and Terry Fisk
Research Publishing Co. (2004)
page(s) 30 – 31
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book:
"Haunts of Wisconsin"
by Devon Bell
CreateSpace (2012)
page(s) 201 – 206
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book:
"Haunted Chippewa Valley"
by Devon Bell
The History Press (2013)
page(s) 46 – 48
buy it at
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"It had a red glow and jerked across the sky. It made NO sound."
– section from UFO Wisconsin 08-28-2003 report
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"Off the Northwest there was a very bright red light, I figured it was an airplane but at second glance I noticed that it was moving the way your hand would if you were washing a window with your hand in a circular motion."
– section from UFO Wisconsin 02-16-2002 report
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"In comparison to to the moon it looked to be about a 1/4 of the size but alot closer (kind of hard to explain) it stayed like that for about 10 seconds then seemed to just take off very fast and disapeared (sic) behind the horizon in a few seconds like it was coming down but close as if it was falling over the osseo area."
– section from UFO Wisconsin report
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| Couple on Deck Observe Odd Lights (2003) |
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"We watched it for just a couple minutes and all of the sudden the big bright white light instantly shut off. We watched the 3 small red lights float around in all different directions for a few minutes and they disappeared."
– section from UFO Wisconsin 04-09-2003 report
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"...it started moving up and down in jerking movements, then it began moving backwards to its direction of travel."
– section from UFO Wisconsin 11-13-2004 report
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"Ghosts of America" Haunted Location Reports
(take with a grain of salt)
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The reports on this site are presumably fiction, using random Wisconsin place names in the stories listed there. Even so, you might get a kick out of reading them.
"A moderately rotten human dead body was seen in the center of Eau Claire River holding a human skull. Freaked out by the watchers the phantom made its way into the dark. Residents say that this ghost is probably the undeparted ghost of a local resident who used to have a home here in Altoona."
– section from Ghosts of America website
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Lowes Creek Hill
at Lowes Creek County Park
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| location: Eau Claire
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| The area has a history of paranormal incidents, going back a century or more. See the Volume One links at right for more details. |
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From Highway 93, south of the city, turn west onto County Road II. After ¾ mile, turn right on S. Lowes Creek Road. After 1¼ mile, turn into park entrance.
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In the book "Spooky Wisconsin", a tragic tale is told that details the events that befell a pioneer family one winter night long ago.
"'Minnie!' Maggie screamed as the little girl tumbled into the snow. At once, the wolves pursuing the sleigh whirled away and leapt upon the little figure. Minnie gave one terrified shriek and was silent as the wolves growled and snapped and fought with each other her tiny figure."
– section from the book "Spooky Wisconsin"
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book:
"Spooky Wisconsin"
by S. E. Schlosser
Globe Pequot Press (2008)
page(s) 103 – 109
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| A great name for a rural road (sometimes misspelled as Stoney Lonesome Road), but there doesn't seem to be any real reason why it is considered to be haunted other than the fact that it is a very isolated rustic roadway. |
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in Wilson Township, Stony Lonesome Road runs from County Road NL to Tower Road
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Bookmark the Wisconsinosity home page! wisconsinosity.com
south of Highway I-94 at the intersection of Highway 27 and Scenic Road.
Click here for MORE PHOTOS
From Augusta, head north on Highway 27 for about 8 miles. Turn right (east) onto County Road NL. After 2 miles, NL angles off to the right, but continue straight onto Stony Lonesome Road. Follow Stony Lonesome for 4 miles and continue straight as the road becomes Tower Road. After Tower curves to the north, turn right (east) onto Eatten Road. Follow until you reach the intersection with Hamilton Falls Road. You can reach the Falls from there.
E18855 County Road V
