Chicago's Resurrection Mary haunted roads. Headstone in graveyard.

Chicago Residents Terrified by Resurrection Mary – Haunting Roads

Chicago residents terrified! Discover the chilling tale of Resurrection Mary on one of America’s most haunted roads. πŸ‘» 😱

Chicago, Illinois – Imagine driving down a winding road in Chicago, surrounded by woods and graveyards. This place is known for its ghostly stories, but none are as famous as the legend of Resurrection Mary.

Resurrection Mary was a young girl from Chicago who tragically lost her life in a hit-and-run accident one fateful night. Her parents, heartbroken, laid her to rest in Resurrection Cemetery, dressed in the same gown she wore to a ball.

Since 1939, folks leaving the Willowbrook Ballroom have shared spine-tingling encounters. They’ve spotted a young woman in a white dress standing by the roadside. She doesn’t say a word during the ride, but as the car passes Resurrection Cemetery, she mysteriously disappears. Sometimes, she even leaves the car, and there’s a chilling tale of her touching the cemetery gates, which still bear marks today.

Are You Brave Enough To Drive This Road?

Are you brave enough to drive this route? To give it a try, just follow Archer Road between the two addresses below…

The road between Resurrection Cemetery (Q54F+9C, 7201 Archer Rd, Justice, IL 60458) and St. James-Sag Church (10600 Archer Ave, Lemont, IL 60439) in southwest Chicago winds through forests, lakes, and multiple graveyards, each with its own spooky stories.


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The legend of the vanishing hitchhiker has many versions, but they all end the same wayβ€”Mary disappears into thin air. If you’re in for a spooky haunted adventure, Resurrection Mary’s story is one of America’s most famous ghostly tales. Legend has it that she’s still searching for the driver who never stopped after taking her life. Spooky, isn’t it?

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2 Comments

  1. BJ Roberta Brown McQueen says:

    My dad and uncle picked up Resurrection Mary sometime in the early 40’s. They told us about it numerous times. Freaky!!! LOL

  2. Hi Roberta! Whoa, that’s so cool. I’d be sooooo scared!! Thanks for the neat comment. Have a super day! πŸ™‚