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Old Cliffty-Ghost of The Bride














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Old Cliffty is located at Cumberland Falls State Park just a few 100 feet from the pool area. You must have permission in order to be around this building do to fire & health hazards. 
I will post the  gruesome story about Old Cliffty later on this week. 
  

The Real Story
 
Cumberland Falls State Park  Back in the 1950's, a bride and groom came to Cumberland Falls State Park for their Honeymoon. The couple decided to take in some of sites at the falls area before going back to their room at the lodge. Before leaving the falls they wanted to have their photos taken with the falls in the background. The couple found an overlook just a few hundred feet from the falls that would work great for the photo. As the bride stood on the Pillars at the edge of the 75 to 80 foot cliff, the bride lost her balance and fell to her death. This place is now called "Lovers Leap". There have been reports of people driving around the last curve and hitting a woman that seems to be wearing a wedding dress and when they go to look for her, she is no where to be found.








































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GHOST OF THE BRIDE
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Cumberland Falls State Park 1995, Photo Taken by: Herbert T. Warman Jr.

This is my youngest sister Robin sitting on a piece of Driftwood at Cumberland Falls State Park at the OLD BEACH just below th Falls area. I took this photo on an late summer outing in the latter part of the day. This is the famous "Ghost of The Bride", that had fallen from an overlook that is now called," Lovers Leap".  My story has been posted on other websites located across state of Kentucky.
 
Please click on the links below to read the complete story
 " GHOST OF THE BRIDE"
 
Herbert T. Warman Jr.
Kentucky Ghost Hunters 2000
owner/founder
 

 

                                         
 
                    

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