Spooky Story

White Rock Lake - Dallas

White Rock Lake began operations in 1911, providing space for people to hike, bike, picnic, fish and hold outdoor events.

It became a Dallas park in 1929. However, the myth says, there is a ghost of a woman named Lady of the Lake who often appears in front of visitors.

The story of the Lady is brought back to the 1930s. The first story was created on a blog in 1953 by Guy Malloy, former exhibition director for Neiman Marcus. He reported: "I gave a ride near the lake to a young girl, carrying one of her wares, who claimed to have been in a car accident with her boyfriend near the lake."

Malloy then gave her a raincoat, but as soon as they went to the address that Lady gave her, this woman had suddenly disappeared.

Since that claim, there have been many stories about the Lady, but in different versions. Sometimes, the Lady wore an all-white nightgown, at other times a wedding dress.

What they don't distinguish is the place where the Lady appears. He reportedly stood on the road near White Rock Lake at night, signaling passing motorists to be given a ride.

In addition, the Lady prefers to sit in the back seat because her clothes are wet. Along the way, he didn't say a word. Just crying and crying.

When he arrives at his final destination, at the address Lady gives him, he will either disappear or jump out of the car. Those who contact the owner of the house will now find out that the figure of the Lady is the owner of the previous dwelling that sank many years ago.