San Antonio Ghost Tracks
One of the most haunted places in San Antonio is the ghost tracks – The railroad crossing and train tracks are said to haunted by the ghosts of children who died there in a tragic accident.
Back in the 1940s, a school bus full of children was making its way down the road and toward the intersection when it stalled on the railroad tracks. A speeding train smashed into the bus, killing 10 of the children and the bus driver.
Since that dreadful accident many years ago, any car stopped near the railroad tracks will be pushed by unseen hands across the tracks to safety. It is the spirits of the children, they say, who push the cars across the tracks to prevent another accident and saving people from a tragic fate like their own.
As the story goes, if you park your car directly over the tracks and shift into neutral, the ghosts of the children will push it uphill, out of the way of any oncoming train. And if cover your bumper with baby powder or flour, you can reportedly see the children’s fingerprints upon your car.
Numerous accounts have been reported that cars do in fact inexplicably move on their own and mysterious prints are seen on vehicles. Others allege they have heard the voices and laughter of children while at the site. A photo has been taken that purports to show a ghost at the railway crossing.
However, there are no records of any such accident having ever occurred in the newspaper archives anywhere in Texas and the road is on a slight incline which could explain the cars moving by themselves.
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omg like i would love to go there that seems like a totally awesome place to go to and to visit i wonder if the kids REALLY push the car or if its somehting else but what ever it is if its gravity or what not its still cool wow tose little kids seem AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
this is a movie!! not true!
this one is true. i live in san antonio and have been to the tracks numerous times. and if you drive around the streets there you will notice the street names are after the kids who died there.
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Uh…Tayloroliver this is a true story. I saw a ghost of a kid that died there for myself