Marble, Myths & Mourning

The Grim is opening the gate and entering Green Mount Cemetery located in Montpelier, Vermont—a historic burial ground rich with stunning gravestone art, mysterious legends, and intriguing stories from the past.

Nestled in Vermont’s picturesque capital, Green Mount Cemetery is more than just a final resting place; it’s a 19th-century rural garden cemetery featuring breathtaking Vermont marble, Gothic-style architecture, and legendary memorials that capture the imagination. From the chilling Black Agnes statue, rumored to bring misfortune, to the controversial legacy of John Hubbard, whose grand monument stands as a haunting testament to scandal and redemption, this cemetery holds secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Listeners will hear about unique gravestones, including the mysterious stone staircase to nowhere, and the poignant tale of Little Margaret Pitkin, whose lifelike statue was the center of an unexpected artistic dispute. We also uncover the stories of Civil War heroes, abolitionists, and even a beloved dog memorialized in stone.

Whether you’re a taphophile, history buff, or true crime enthusiast, this episode is packed with eerie insights into Vermont’s most famous cemetery. Grab your coffee, get cozy, and take a deep dive into the haunted history of Green Mount Cemetery.

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