The Phantom Line

Imagine standing by the tracks, and a train thunders past that was never scheduled to exist.

In 1903, railway workers in Europe reported a train that sped past their station.

It wasn't on any timetable, and it never stopped. The cars inside were dimly lit by

lanterns, but no passengers were ever seen. Witnesses swore it returned every

year on the same night, always racing through, always empty. Today,

they call it the Phantom Line, a train forever traveling to nowhere.