M Street Bridge
M Street Bridge is a road, bridge or tunnel in District of Columbia. Records date it to 1788. The Haunted Guide lists it for the ghost stories attached to it; the history and the sources are on the record below.
What awaits
built in 1788, reconstructed in 1929
Legend. A long-standing local legend holds that M Street Bridge is haunted. The Haunted Guide carries it as local legend, not as record.
Sources: Wikipedia: M Street Bridge (Washington, D.C.), USGS GNIS.
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