LOCATION FILE
Green Mount Cemetery (Black Agnes)
FOLLOWMontpelier, VT
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A landscaped 1854 cemetery in Montpelier known for its Victorian monuments, including a bronze mourning figure on the grave of wealthy, widely-disliked John E. Hubbard (d. 1899), sculpted by Karl Bitter after a Saint-Gaudens design.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Local legend, borrowing the name of Baltimore's "Black Aggie," holds that anyone who sits on the statue's lap at midnight will suffer misfortune within seven days.
VISITING
A public cemetery, open to visitors.
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