The Marlboro Man - The Haunting History of the Sarto Iron Bridge in Big Bend Louisiana

 Photo By Ken Hulsey

A true Louisiana ghost story! Sarto Old Iron Bridge. The bridge is reportedly haunted by the ghost of the "Marlboro Man" a worker who died during construction. His image has been seen atop the structure for decades along with the sounds of a phantom horse crossing the bridge. - Ken

From the Big Bend Museum

Visit the historical Sarto Iron Bridge and learn its haunting history of the legend we call "The Marlboro Man" and how the Sarto Iron Bridge became his final resting place. Watch a thrilling paranormal experience unfold in a play written and told by Mr. Jimmie "Boo" Bernard and find out why the ghost still haunts the bridge till this day and whether or not he wants out this time!

Join Us:

October 28, 2023

6:00pm

The Sarto Iron Bridge

8554 Highway 451

Moreauville, LA 71355

Featuring: Martin Entertainment with "The Undertaker" Hearse!

$5.00 Per Person

CASH ONLY

Bring Your Own Chair

NO ALCHOHOL

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