Bubblehead Road
A secluded street in unincorporated north St. Louis county, official name is Carrico Road.
Urban legend states something to the effect that years ago, people settled near the end of the road. Through years of inbreeding, the descendants of the original settlers developed hydrocephaly, or "Water on the Brain," which caused their heads to be oversized, hence the term "bubblehead."
This is a relatively famous urban legend in NoCo St. Louis, with many residents convinced of some truth behind it. Indeed, when you drive to the end of the road there and several "No Tresspassing" signs. I mean, A LOT of signs. I've heard of many people getting chased off at night by unseen figures in the woods.
Mainly, it was just fun to take chicks down there and tease them about the Bubbleheads.
Urban legend states something to the effect that years ago, people settled near the end of the road. Through years of inbreeding, the descendants of the original settlers developed hydrocephaly, or "Water on the Brain," which caused their heads to be oversized, hence the term "bubblehead."
This is a relatively famous urban legend in NoCo St. Louis, with many residents convinced of some truth behind it. Indeed, when you drive to the end of the road there and several "No Tresspassing" signs. I mean, A LOT of signs. I've heard of many people getting chased off at night by unseen figures in the woods.
Mainly, it was just fun to take chicks down there and tease them about the Bubbleheads.
Bubblehead Road by Agent 138 August 30, 2006