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Greenbrier Ghost Roadside Marker

The home of the unfortunate Mary Heaster Shue still stands in the Allegheny foothills near Rainelle, West Virginia.

A roadside marker commemorating the Greenbrier Ghost stands along U.S. 60 at Sam Black Church.

Greenbrier County Courthouse

Greenbrier Ghost Marker

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