Blood Rd: rumors and legends of witchcraft and satanic worship, it is said that during the witch trials people migrated to the area in the 1600’s, there is also a story about a man that murdered his wife and the body was dumped into the swamp and at night the swamp turns red. Urban legend has I that if you drive down the road at night the branches of the trees fall behind you and the road will turn red. But the most logical thing I found was someone said the road has a lot of clay in it, and when it rains the road turns red, and the puddles look like blood. Of course, everything I found was on the internets, so it has to be true. Besides who doesn’t love a good urban myth, and the road is named Blood Road. The "Crybaby Bridge": Urban Legend (Metamora, Michigan)If you are looking for a story specifically involving a bridge in Metamora, it is almost certainly the "Crybaby Bridge" urban legend located in Metamora Township, Michigan.The Legend: Dating back to the 1950s or 1960s, local folklore claims a mother's car stalled on the bridge. When she checked the vehicle, her child (alternatively described as an infant or toddler) went missing from the car.The Outcome: In the story, the frantic mother eventually finds the child drowned in the river below. Ghost hunters and locals claim you can hear a baby crying or see a ghostly figure searching the area at night. Michigan's White Horse Inn (Metamora)History: Built in 1848 as a general store and later turned into an inn and stagecoach stop by Lorenzo Hoard in 1850.Hauntings: Local folklore and paranormal investigations (including groups like the Southeast Michigan Ghost Hunters Society) report feelings of an unseen presence watching staff, unexplained light orbs caught on digital cameras and night-vision video, and heavy footsteps.The Spirits: Some believe the building is periodically watched over by the spirit of original owner Lorenzo Hoard.