Green Man's Tunnel PA
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Description: Green Man's Tunnel, located near South Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is steeped in local legend and eerie folklore. The tunnel, also known as the "Green Man Tunnel" or "Charlie No-Face Tunnel," is named after an urban legend about a man named Raymond Robinson, who was severely disfigured in an electrical accident as a child. Due to his appearance, Robinson became a reclusive figure, often walking the roads at night to avoid attention, which led to stories of a ghostly green-glowing figure haunting the area. While the tunnel itself is an ordinary, abandoned railway tunnel, the chilling tales and the real-life story of Robinson have cemented its place in local lore, making it a popular, albeit spooky, destination for thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts.