The Flapper Ghost of Waldheim Cemetery is an urban legend about a 1920s-era woman, distinguished by her bobbed hair and beaded dress, who appears as a hitchhiker, especially near the defunct Melody Mill Ballroom, and asks for a ride home. Upon reaching Waldheim Cemetery, she vanishes, leaving drivers bewildered by the ghostly encounter. Witnesses describe her as a polite but insistent young woman who embodies the glamour of the Roaring Twenties. She is described as a striking brunette, dressed in a typical 1920s fashion, including a bobbed haircut, a fringed, strapless dress, and a 1920s headband. She often requests a ride from passersby, particularly in the evenings. When the driver brings her to Waldheim Cemetery, she vanishes, leaving no trace. The Flapper Ghost is frequently seen near the former Melody Mill Ballroom, a local dance hall that closed around the time the ghost's appearances became more common. It's speculated that she may have been a patron of the ballroom, now a silent reminder of the vibrant era she represents. The legend gained prominence in the 1930s, during a time when the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties contrasted sharply with the hardships of the Great Depression.