LOCATION FILE
Salt Lake City Cemetery
FOLLOWSalt Lake City, UT
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One of the largest city-owned cemeteries in the U.S., established in 1849, holding pioneers, church leaders, and public figures. It contains the mausoleum of brewer Jacob Moritz — locally nicknamed "Emo" — and the widely-photographed headstone of Lilly E. Gray reading "Victim of the Beast 666."
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Local legend holds that chanting a name at the Moritz mausoleum reveals glowing eyes; visitors report unease and unexplained activity around several graves.
VISITING
A public cemetery open during posted daytime hours.
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