Campbell's Ledge in Pennsylvania

Descendants of George Davis travel to Exeter, Pennsylvania to explore the old abandoned Lehigh Valley Railroad Bridge, also known as the Coxton Railroad Bridge. Then they venture up to the top of Campbell's Ledge overlooking Coxton Yard, Exeter, Pittston, and Wilkes-Barre. Legend has it that Campbell was hiding out in the mountains from the Indians, whom he had bad relations with. After being discovered by the local tribe, he fled on horseback to the top of the ledge. Instead of getting captured by the natives and enduring torture, Campbell and his horse leaped from the ledge. Some say he landed in the river and survived, others say he faced certain doom. While at the top, Jeff and Linda of Virginia Paranormal Investigations activate the Paratek App to see if they can pick up Campbell's ghost. George Davis worked on the railroad for fifty years. He always said, that during his time as a steam locomotive engineer, he never hit a cow. The trestle leading to Coxton Yard is where he crossed the Susquehanna River every day on his way to work at the roundhouse. Also, take a look inside the old and abandoned Forest Castle Brewery.