The Lady In Black haunts the hiking trails in Kingman Wash Arizona. She had arrived at the Kingman Station sometime in the late 1850's and she had never left. The young beauty had become ill during her honeymoon journey and passed there. She was buried in an unmarked grave under what is now the Arizona Nevada Line Highway, a few hundred yards from the Hoover Dam. In her black lace gown, she paced the floor of the Kingman Station patiently waiting for the next stage, which would take her on to Las Vegas. Her fiancé had struck it rich in the blackjack tables and had sent for her to join him. It is said that if you camp near the old Kingman Stage Station, you too will feel "The Lady In Black" restlessly clawing at your pants, horny for her Honeymoon night.
The Lady In Black haunts the hiking trails in Kingman Wash Arizona. She had arrived at the Kingman Station sometime in the late 1850's and she had never left. The young beauty had become ill during her honeymoon journey and passed there. She was buried in an unmarked grave under what is now the Arizona Nevada Line Highway, a few hundred yards from the Hoover Dam. In her black lace gown, she paced the floor of the Kingman Station patiently waiting for the next stage, which would take her on to Las Vegas. Her fiancé had struck it rich in the blackjack tables and had sent for her to join him. It is said that if you camp near the old Kingman Stage Station, you too will feel "The Lady In Black" restlessly clawing at your pants, horny for her Honeymoon night.
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