The Maco Light in Brunswick has been seen since the 1880s
The Maco Light traditionally was thought to be the ghost of railway brakeman Joe Baldwin, beheaded in a railroad accident, out looking for his head.
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The Legend of Joe Baldwin and the Maco Light
Origins of Maco Light Legend Date to 1856
The Maco Light: North Carolina Railroad Ghost Story - The Moonlit Road.com
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The Light at Maco Station
John Harden's Instagram, Twitter & Facebook on IDCrawl
The Legend of Joe Baldwin and the Maco Light
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