The story
Athens' best-known cemetery legend tells of a drunken 19th-century farmer who drove his horse and carriage off the cemetery bridge into the river and died. On full-moon nights he is said to repeat the ride across the iron bridge between the old and new sections, sometimes seen, sometimes only heard as hooves and creaking wheels.
Visitors. Open to the public (cemetery; daytime hours).
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This story is folklore told about a real place. It is not presented as documented fact.
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