Ohio has always been a place of mystery. For decades, tales have been told of haunted roads, bridges, and other roadside scariness. Ride along with the author as he explores some of the most mysterious of these locations. Search for phantom motorcycles near Oxford. Look for albino demons in Indian Hill and ghostly children in Rapid Run Park. What really happened at these places? Are the stories true? Find out as we take an open-minded look at local legends. With a combination of historical research and scientific paranormal investigations we will dig for the truth behind each story, visit each site, and try to separate the facts from the rumors. Illustrated with dozens of photos taken on location, this book gives you a close look at the legends and the forgotten history behind them. What started the legends? Are these places really haunted? You may find out that the truth is even stranger than you thought.

Includes chapters on:

Dead Man's Curve, Buffalo Ridge, Rapid Run Park, Tiny Town/Munchkinland, Hangman's Hollow, The Oxford Motorcycle, Pond Run Road, Spooky Hollow Road, Lick Road, The Screaming Bridge of Maud Hughes Road, The Highway to Heaven, The Headless Ghost of Dunlap, Buell Road, and Princeton Road.

Review by Chris Woodyard, author of the Haunted Ohio series, Spooky Ohio, and Ghost Hunter's Guide to Haunted Ohio -

"An exceptionally thoughtful, well-researched, and well-written book on an unusual subject: Ohio’s road ghosts. Starting with Dead Man’s Curve in Clermont County, the state’s number one spot for deadly auto accidents, Scott moves on to Native American sites, parks, Tiny Town, Hangman’s Hollow, the Oxford ghost motorcycle, Spooky Hollow Road, The Screaming Bridge, and The Highway to Heaven where the author had his own near-death experience. The chapters include directions to public sites and cautions about visiting. The author is a skeptic in the best sense of the word — far from being a simple debunker of the paranormal, Scott has taken the time to search out the hidden histories behind many of these luridly-named sites and suggest possible reasons for their hauntings as well as collecting some great legends and local folklore. My only complaint is that I hated to come to the end of this excellent book and wanted many more Ohio haunted road ghost stories! This is one of the best of this seasons’s new ghost books and I hope to see more from the author."