The St. Louis Light, St. Louis Ghost Light, or St. Louis Ghost Train is a supposed paranormal phenomenon seen near St. Louis, Saskatchewan, Canada. It has been described by witnesses as a huge beam of white light, reminiscent of a locomotive headlamp.

2022年5月2日 · In a small town in Saskatchewan, a legend has been circulating for generations: That of the St. Louis Ghost Train. Here's the story behind it.

2020年3月2日 · The Ghost Train rolls on. To be clear, we’re not talking about the city in Missouri, but rather a small town in Canada, located in the province of Saskatchewan. This rural burg put itself on the paranormal map a long time ago by virtue of an eerie phenomenon: the lights of a ghostly train that roll down invisible tracks nearly every night.

2022年5月13日 · In his article “The St. Louis Ghost Train,” published in the Virtual Saskatchewan Online Magazine, Saskatchewan-based freelance writer Dave Yanko detailed several alleged sightings of the St. Louis Light, including that of St. Louis’ one-time mayor, the late Emile Lussier.

2016年10月19日 · In 2014, Canada Post featured the haunting on one of their stamps and posted the story online. The legend was that a railway worker had been killed on the tracks near the town of St. Louis close to the South Saskatchewan River. The area is mostly farmland, but there is a tree-lined dirt road where the tracks had once been.

2024年8月21日 · Phantom light, ghost light, Louis Ghost Train or phantom train whatever you call it, it is an eerie phenomenon in St. Louis, Sask. There is a legend just outside the small village of 450 people who date back a century. The whole story revolves around the Louis Ghost Train conductor who got decapitated by the train one night either in the front ...

2018年10月31日 · Although the train tracks north of the village of St. Louis, Sask., were removed years ago, the community still has a mysterious ghost train lighting the path where the tracks once were.

2024年12月30日 · The phantom light has become a hallmark of St. Louis, with residents passing down stories of the train conductor and his ghostly lantern through generations. For decades, locals and visitors alike have ventured to the old tracks in …

One of the most famous is Saskatchewan’s St. Louis ghost light, which is also known as the St. Louis ghost train. The light is said to be red but may change colours and vary in brightness as it appears and disappears along an abandoned rail line.

The ghost light is linked to a tragic incident involving a railway worker in the 1920s. Witnesses report seeing both white and red lights along the old rail bed. The village of St. Louis embraces its ghostly reputation, with local businesses capitalizing on the legend. Future investigations are planned to capture better footage of the ghost light.