History Was Made At Virginia’s Burger Bar, Where Country Singer Hank Williams Reportedly Spoke His Last Words
Over the centuries, Virginia has borne witness to countless legendary historical events. It’s also seen some lesser-known events that are no less fascinating. One of them is steeped in a bit of folklore yet is captivating nonetheless. It centers around a humble small-town burger bar, which is rumored to be the spot that country singer icon Hank Williams reportedly muttered his last words in 1952.



The singer simply uttered the word "no," and the two continued on towards West Virginia. Hours later, when the driver tried to make conversation again, he heard no reply from Williams, who had evidently passed away just shortly after leaving Virginia.



Some of the most popular burgers and menu items are even named after famous Hank Williams songs. And while the singer may not have stopped into the restaurant on that fateful New Year's Eve, he did reportedly frequent the diner when passing through on tour.
Did you know that Hank Williams may have uttered his last words at this small-town burger restaurant in Virginia? Have you ever visited Burger Bar? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below. For more information, you can follow Burger Bar on Facebook.
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