Episode three of Hauntings in the Piedmont features what is often referred to as the most notorious ghost story the Piedmont has to offer. On a rainy night in June, 1923, a car was traveling on a windy road near a bridge in Jamestown, North Carolina, when that car flipped, killing one of its passengers. Ever since, folklore claims the ghost of that woman has continued to haunt that bridge, tugging at car doors as they pass by. As paranormal authors came to find, there was an actual deadly accident behind that story, and perhaps, the name behind what's come to be known as Lydia's Bridge wasn't Lydia after all. 

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