👻 Haunted Johnstown, Pennsylvania 🌫️ Known for its tragic history and devastating floods, Johnstown carries more than just memories of the past—it carries spirits that some say never left. After the Great Flood of 1889, thousands of lives were lost, and with them came whispers of lingering souls still wandering the valley. Locals have reported strange shadows near the old Stone Bridge, unexplained cries along the Conemaugh River, and eerie figures seen in the historic Grandview Cemetery, where

More than 2,000 people were killed in the Johnstown, Pennsylvania flood of 1889. FOX Weather's Katie Byrne speaks to Shelley Johansson of the Johnstown Area Heritage Association with more on what happened. | FOX Weather | Facebook

4.1K views · 95 reactions | Today marks the anniversary of the Johnstown Flood. On May 31, 1889, a wall of water & wreckage traveled miles from the failed South Fork Dam, destroying homes. The "Great Johnstown Flood" claimed thousands of lives. This video illustrates features images, preserved by the State #Archives, taken shortly after the tragedy. #OnThisDay | Pennsylvania Trails of History | Facebook

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A view of a train crossing the former Pennsylvania Railroad main line bridge across the Conemaugh River and Iron Street built 1887-88, in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Amazingly, the structure survived the great Johnstown Flood of 1889. The bridge follows the signature Pennsylvania Railroad skew arch style. The upstream side was expanded upon in 1929 to add a track. | Metrotrails

1.3K views · 49 reactions | Take a look at the new mural at the Bottle Works Ethnic Arts Center inspired by and featuring the works of legendary comic artist Steve Ditko! Details about the mural and where you can see it are on our website!: www.visitjohnstownpa.com/steve-ditko-co-creator-spider-man-doctor-strange-and-more | Visit Johnstown, Pennsylvania | Facebook