Memory Grove (Park) - Salt Lake City, Utah
Posted by: Mooroid
N 40° 46.572 W 111° 53.130
12T E 425276 N 4514290
A Haunted Utah place.
Waymark Code: WMBHD9
Location: Utah, United States
Date Posted: 05/22/2011
Views: 6
The ghost of a woman in a wedding gown has been seen by hundreds of people over the years. Legend has it that she was killed just before her own wedding was to take place. There are several different scenarios on how she was killed but her apparition has been seen also in city creek canyon which is north of the grove. Memory grove has always been a site where weddings were a common occurrence.
I have never experienced this for myself and have been to this area many times over the years. I know back in the 80's this place used to be used for animal sacrifices and was especially bad on or near Halloween. This park has since been upgraded and is quite a different place now. You can find people jogging, walking their dogs and bicycling most anytime during the day.
Public access?: Yes! There is access to Memory Grove via "Gravity Hill" on B Street and to the park via North Temple.
Website about the location and/or story: [Web Link]
Visting hours: Not listed
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