Is there a Civil War Bridge in Clifton, VA? I heard there is possibly one off of Chapel Road on a 2nd Colchester Road. There might be another location too. One of these two locations is supposedly the "Real Bunnyman Bridge" and not the fake one many people have been too and seen.

Any information and feedback would be great! It's time to crack this urban legend!

Bunnyman Bridge is in old town Clifton.Ive lived here my whole life and ive heard so much about it and have been wondering about it myself.

heres some more info

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man

http://historicclifton.org/BunnyMan.htm

Yeah i go here a lot i ride my tractor there sometimes.


There is another bridge right off chapel road and its called colchester and you go all the way to the end and then there is a dirt trail i thinks its a horse trail and its down there

Thanks so much! This has helped a ton! But do you know of any Civil War Bridges in the Clifton area. These too are possible candidates for the "Real Bunnyman Bridge". You see, the Bunnyman Bridge everybody knows is considered "The Fake One". It was built way after the legend takes place; it was built in 1950. The legend starts in 1903.

I speculate "The Real Bunnyman Bridge" is either:

a. an Old Civil War Bridge
b. an Old train bridge in the area- possibly an abandoned one
c. no longer exists

but a and b seem the mot likely. The legend isn't completely true, researchers have proven that as a fact. But it is based on some truth, and that's the scary part; the truth. That's what we need to find. Thanks though, those websites have really helped!

Thanks, for the info on the horse trail Michael A.

That's what we are also speculating too. Now, when you went back on the trail was there an old bridge?

Yes there is but its about a mile back and you have to walk west in the woods but theres not a marked trail

Thanks again Michael A. ! can you in anyway describe the bridge? was it Old, new, scary? Was it over a creek, a wide creek? And was there any other significant details about the bridge or its surroundings?

Dear Robert Greyberg

I own bunny man bridge and if u set foot on my property i will destory u

GOODBYE

No worries! But where do you live by? If you own a cultural landmark you should at least tell the public where it is for satellite referencing or open it to the public! You could make a ton of money by doing that. Just a suggestion. Could you at least tell us what the bridge looks like and the history behind it?

NATION LAND MARK MY ASS

Okay, well thank you anway.

Could anybody get satellite imaging or direct location or directions to this bridge/ historic sight off of Union Mill Road? That would be great! Thanks!

YOU WILL BE HEARING FROM MY LAWYER ITS NOT OVER TILL THE FAT LADY SINGS GREYBERG

Okay, thanks for the information. So does anybody accept Mr. Lee know about this other Bunnyman Bridge?

if u set foot on my property i will sue your ass all the way back to Harlem u piece of horse shit

That's great! You don't have to worry, I wouldn't want to ever be anywhere near you or your "property" Mr. Lee. Any other Bunnyman bridge information would be great people, thanks!

That's great! You don't have to worry, I wouldn't want to ever be anywhere near you or your "property" Mr. Lee. Any other Bunnyman bridge information would be great people, thanks!

oo some more infomation is that what u want ok FUCK OFF thats my info goodbye and good luck get off the crack and do something meaningfull with your life see i did something great and look at me i own bunny man bridge and i talk middle aged bums about sneaking on to my proprety

UP yours,

Robert E. Lee

Goodbye Mr. Lee! Okay, thank God he's out of our hair. And once again, any information about the other Bunnyman Bridge in Clifton, Va or a Civil War Bridge in that area would be great! Thanks again!

been awile since anyone posted on this but i'll start it anew if you look up on civil war maps for bull run you will see that the orange and alexandria r.r. runs along pope's run and that there was apoor house near sangston's station between what was called union mills and fairfax station now it could be the one on colechester or there is one in chapel rd. park anyway walk the rail in winter and take in the co.or refference the net

Anyone interested in Bunny Man Bridge hasn't done there homework until they have visited www.colchesteroverpass.org

The bunny an bridge Ina narrow bridge you can only drive one car through that sits in the woods in old town Clifton. It has railroad tracks going over top of it and a few houses behind it

There's an unfinished Civil War bridge along Cub Run creek (trail starts at the end of Honsena Dr. in Chalet Woods)

Grew up on that road with the bunny man bridge in my woods. Always had a weird feelings in the woods ;F

About two years ago, a girlfriend and I went to Bunny Man Bridge in Clifton, late one fall evening...it was close to Halloween. Train tracks/bridge and one lane asphalt paved road leading to private driveways. I think I might have freaked myself out by driving/the lighting (or lack thereof!)..it was cool....

Is this OPEN 24/7

It's got cameras in it now. It's not very exciting, and the story was made up. The "asylum" he supposedly escaped from wasn't an asylum and didn't treat men. The only thing that remotely resembles the story happened in burke and it's stupid.

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> Grew up on that road with the bunny man bridge in
> my woods. Always had a weird feelings in the woods
> ;F


Yeah, I grew up near there too. The bridge itself was never very creepy but sometimes being in the woods at night would raise the hairs on the back of my neck. Always kind of felt like I was being watched and this was long before the extra security measures (back in the day the BB was pretty wide open). The last time I visited (many years ago) with several friends we came upon 2 mutilated German Sheppard dogs in the woods next to the bridge. Freaked us out hard and noone of have been back since. I really doubt it had anything to do with the "Bunnyman" more likely some Satan worshipping teens drawn to the area due to all the Bunnyman hype.

Ffx recently (oct 2014) came put with their research (debunking) on it. Good info

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/library/branches/vr/bunny/

This place / story and Filmdex off 29 are both local haunted houses essentially. The bunnyman thing has its own backstory and all that but you can find this pretty easily on wikipedia:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man

http://historicclifton.org/BunnyMan.htm

Can we get the coordinates of the other locations?