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Do You Know The Haunted History Of The Joe Road?
It has been rumoured that the Joe Road in Stockbridge, Wisconsin is a haunted location. We’ll explain why people think this below. Do you think the rumors are true?
| Joe Road Information | |
|---|---|
| Location Name | Joe Road |
| State | Wisconsin |
| City | Stockbridge |
| Country | United States |
Why Is The Joe Road Haunted?
back in the early 1900’s the state wanted to build a road over an old Indian burial ground.
The grounds keeper called Indian Joe would not let them, so they ran him over and built the road over him.
If you drive down the road which is up hill both ways and stop at the bottom, put your car in neutral Joe will push you up hill to the end of the road.
If you put flour or any powder on the back of your car you will see the handprints after the push.
– February 2004 Update: If traveling South on WI 55 its a quarter mile from a hotel on the right and it will be your first right on a road after Co Tk F.
The submitter tried it and it is a real “Gravity Hill.” They report no handprints on the back of their truck though.
Thinking it was a fluke they turned around and tried to roll down the hill from midway up and i went happily rolling backwards up the hill into 30 mph headwind! The road isn’t all to tricky to find but coming from Lakeshore Drive and 55 the road ID signs have been removed, by either locals trying to keep people from trying the hill or by vandals.
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My friends and I went to Joe’s Road three times and had the same experience every time. She put the car in neutral at what he hoped was the center of the bottom of the road and a few seconds later we were moving slow at first up an incline but as we neared the top of the incline, we had reached anywhere from 8-11 mph.