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| ====== Druid Ridge Cemetery ====== | ====== Druid Ridge Cemetery ====== | ||
| + | //See Also: [[wp>Druid Ridge Cemetery|Wikipedia]], [[https://www.google.com/maps/preview#!data=!1m4!1m3!1d10360!2d-76.7233673!3d39.3833591|Maps]]// | ||
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| Years ago, a statue called Grief was placed as a monument in Druid Ridge Cemetery (not to be confused with Druid Hill Park; Druid Ridge Cemetery is just outside the city limits). "Creepy as hell" is a completely insufficient description of this statue. Known as "Black Aggie," it was downright sinister—grass wouldn’t grow in front of the damned thing. All kinds of urban legends grew up around it, about how it would haunt people, how people caught alone in front of it vanished, that sort of thing. | Years ago, a statue called Grief was placed as a monument in Druid Ridge Cemetery (not to be confused with Druid Hill Park; Druid Ridge Cemetery is just outside the city limits). "Creepy as hell" is a completely insufficient description of this statue. Known as "Black Aggie," it was downright sinister—grass wouldn’t grow in front of the damned thing. All kinds of urban legends grew up around it, about how it would haunt people, how people caught alone in front of it vanished, that sort of thing. | ||
