Gray Road

Georgia · USA · Bridge

A mile and a half of road in Douglas County, Georgia named after a Confederate officer. An old barn still stands in the woods along it.

Gray Road outside Douglasville, Georgia is named after an officer of the Civil War, and the mile and a half of it is among the best known legends in that part of the state.

An old barn still stands in the woods along the road, and sounds are reported there at night.

What visitors describe seeing through the barn windows are the enslaved people who worked this land. They should be spoken of as that rather than as scenery. Georgia in this period was worked by people held in slavery, and the barn and the road and the colonel's name all come from the same arrangement.

Witnesses have also given firsthand accounts of Colonel Gray himself, riding around the barn.

The barn is on private land in woods off a public road.

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Hvor ligger Gray Road?

Gray Road ligger i Georgia, USA.