Ghost Adventures: London Bridge
It might be hard to believe, but in the 1960s, The London Bridge was moved from The River Thames to Lake Havasu, Arizona. The bridge was originally constructed in the 1830s. In the 1960s, it was structurally unable to handle the weight of modern car traffic, and Arizona won the bid to give the old bridge a new home, on the iconic American lake.
As construction crews dismantled the famous structure, however, they made a grisly discovery about its past. Could skeletons in the walls be causing modern tragedy here?
Lake Havasu residents have come to face unexplained phenomenon, from sightings of dark figures to bizarre boating accidents to screams heard in the night. Could the granite of this famous bridge be haunted by ghosts of old London?
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The London Bridge was completed and spanned The River Thames in the 1830s. It was a time of great superstition and exceedingly harsh punishment in the British capital city. For example, as visitors arrived by boat into London, they would pass the heads of executed traitors, posted on spikes along the gate house. They served as a warning to those who might oppose The Crown. It seems the bridge’s dark past is alive and well in Lake Havasu, Arizona now. Zak Bagans and his team arrive to meet the challenge, head-on (pun intended).
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