Witch of Pungo Statue

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816 VA-225
Virginia Beach, VA 23455

The Witch of Pungo Statue in Virginia Beach, VA, is a historical landmark dedicated to commemorating the life and legacy of Grace Sherwood, known as the "Witch of Pungo." Visitors can learn about the history of this infamous figure and her impact on the local community.

This statue serves as a reminder of the trials and tribulations faced by individuals in the past, offering a glimpse into the folklore and legends of the region. It provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore a piece of Virginia's rich history and folklore.

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4.05 reviews
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Carol S.
12/13/2018

The Witch of Pungo statue, located at the corner of Independence Boulevard & N Witchduck Road, was a project conceived and fund raised by the late Belinda Nash. An expert on Grace Sherwood,...

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Lisa O.
7/16/2023

Just the most interesting history for our area. My husband and I love the history of our hometown. My husband found this statue and stopped one day. What a wonderful easter egg to find. For me it...

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Steven W.
3/11/2024

Convicting someone of a crime without evidence is still going on today. Just look at our justice system now women lie with no proof

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J David H.
2/2/2018

"Witch of Pungo" Grace Sherwood Virginia's only convicted witch was tried and found guilty in 1706. Grace consented to a traditional trial by water, was tied crossbound and dropped in mans depth...

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Joshua N.
7/28/2023

Well manicured statue located in front of the hospital but it smelled like a dog park. Don't go on a hot day.

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