The 1927 Dryfork Bridge Incident

The 1927 Dryfork Bridge Incident was a series of anomalous events occurring in the now ghost town of Dryfork, Kentucky. These events occurred during the autumn months of 1927, primarily in October and November. Thirty-seven individual events were documented by the local populace of Dryfork, although it is suspected by historians that the amount of events occurring in the area was much higher and may have lasted for longer than several months.

Early Events
The first three events that occurred in the early autumn of 1927 were perhaps the most mundane, but heralded sinister occurrences. Locals noticed that the iron-truss railroad bridge several miles outside of town would disappear for several hours and then reappear. The first event documented was the disappearance of the bridge on September 3rd. It disappeared for two and a half hours and then reappeared. This phenomenon occurred once more on September 4th, and then September 7th, for similar amounts of time. Thankfully, no trains were running at the times of its disappearance.

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