Graveyard Dirt (Graveyard Established 1920)

This 8-oz jar holds soil from a small,family burial ground established in the 1920's and its recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. Long associated with the ghost-town landscape of the district, the site has a quietly eerie reputation among visitors, who describe a solemn, uncanny calm amid stone walls and a wrought-iron fence, haunted by ghosts! In folk-magical lore, “graveyard dirt” is prized because it’s believed to carry the place’s spiritual imprint: used for spirit work and ancestor veneration, for protective workings, and more controversially for cursing and banishing, depending on intent and tradition.Owning such soil is thought to tether the practitioner to the cemetery’s memory and momentum an artifact of the past that many handle with offerings, consent, and respect.