Ogden, Utah

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Ogden City Cemetery is one of the city's oldest burial grounds. The legend most told here belongs to Flo, a young girl named Florence Grange who is buried here; folklore says flashing your headlights three times near her grave summons a green light or her figure, and the accounts of how she died vary. Visit Ogden also mentions a World War I soldier statue said to seem to follow visitors who circle it three times. These are folktales attached to a real family's grave, so please visit quietly and leave things as you find them.
Public cemetery; please visit in daylight, stay on paths and treat the graves with respect.
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