The Legend of Big Liz describes a ghost haunting Greenbrier Swamp and the nearby DeCoursey Bridge in Cambridge, Maryland. Liz, a formerly enslaved woman and possible Union spy, was beheaded by her master after he forced her to help bury Confederate treasure. Her ghost, often appearing as a headless figure in a black dress, is said to guard the treasure and lure those who follow her into the swamp, never to return. Some legends suggest she holds her severed head and offers to lead others to the money. Big Liz is the name given to a ghost who is said to haunt the area. She was a strong, enslaved woman and a potential Union spy who discovered her master's hidden Confederate funds. Her master took her to the swamp to bury the money and then beheaded her to keep the secret safe. Big Liz's spirit is said to remain in the swamp, guarding the treasure she helped to hide. She is described as appearing in the woods and near the swamp, sometimes holding her severed head and wearing a black dress. Her presence is sometimes accompanied by glowing red eyes and a coldness. According to legend, if someone follows Big Liz, they will not return. Some tales suggest that you can attempt to summon her by parking a car on DeCoursey Bridge at midnight, honking the horn three times, and flashing your headlights.