West Virginia's Appalachian Music and Literature: Ghosts

Greenbrier Ghost Activity

In Appalachia: Voices of Sleeping Birds, Cynthia Rylant writes of the Appalachian people:

"When they die, they will want the preacher at their church to say the words at their funeral and they will want to be buried in the Appalachian Mountains with their families. They will want someone to put flowers on their graves on Memorial Day."

Here are some flowers for you to put on Zona Heaster Shue's grave. As you journey to the cemetery, you will come to a series of crossroads. The right answer to each question will tell you which way to turn.

BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY HERE.

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