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sopi_brian
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woodland cemetery,ironton ohiothe story goes that this lady died as the result of her husnad slapping her in the face and she fell down a flight of stairs breaking her neck.the statue above her grave marker develops a hand print on her face.cemetery workers have sand blasted the hand print off several times but it always returns as you can see in the pictures below,the face has been sandblasted and is smoother the the other side.
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this one is the other side of her face
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Audrey
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That's a beautiful statue! And how tragic!
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thump186
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another similar story. The stone has been cleaned, sandblasted and even replaced.
Bucksport, Maine
In a cemetery on Bucksport's main thoroughfare, clearly visible just inside a wrought-iron fence, is the gray tombstone of Col. Jonathan Buck. Appearing on one side of the tomb is the dark image of a woman's stocking foot, a reminder of an 18th-century curse. During the Salem witch trials, all New England was caught up in the fever to exterminate witches. Colonel Buck, an influential resident and a member of the family from which the town took its name, decided that Bucksport should purge itself of witches also. He found a perfect candidate in an old, feeble woman, whom he had tried, convicted, and executed. With her last breath, she cursed the colonel and declared that when he died his tomb would bear the print of her foot as evidence that he had murdered an innocent woman. Colonel Buck, not one to tempt fate, cautioned his heirs to choose a tombstone unblemished in any way. Soon after his death, however, the shape of a woman's foot gradually began to appear on the marker. Dutiful heirs made many efforts to have it removed, but to no avail. Finally they replaced the stone with a new one. Within a few months, another footprint appeared, it could not be removed. When a third stone was put in place and yet another footprint appeared, the heirs gave up. Today the third stone and footprint remain for all the world to see.
Bucksport is located on State Route 15 and US 1, directly south of Bangor.
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