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Goody Cole Memorial (Tuck Museum)
FOLLOWHampton, NH
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Eunice "Goody" Cole was tried and convicted of witchcraft in Hampton in 1656 and imprisoned for years; she died around 1680. In 1938 the town symbolically cleared her name, and a memorial stone was later placed on the grounds of the Tuck Museum.
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Local legend holds that a stake was driven into her grave to bind her spirit; her figure is said to appear around old Hampton, and the museum keeps material tied to her memory.
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The Tuck Museum and its grounds are open to the public.
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