Lake Lanier, a serene and sprawling reservoir in northern Georgia, is a beloved recreational spot, attracting millions of visitors each year. Boating, fishing, and swimming are just some of the activities that lure people to its shimmering waters. But beneath its picturesque surface lies a dark and chilling past—a history marked by racial violence, displacement, and whispers of hauntings. As one of the most haunted lakes in America, Lake Lanier’s eerie legends and tragic history continue to cast a shadow over its beauty.
Oscarville: A Community Erased
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