St. Peter's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Church built in 1835

Destroyed by fire 1861

Merged with Christ Church

Rutledge Ave. and Sumter St.

which was torn down and

new St. Peter's built in 1931

Moved to Miles Drive 1973

Marker is on Logan Street, on the ...

Mt. Victory Church Cemetery

Former site of

Mt. Victory U.B. - E.U.B. - U.M. Church

Founders:

William Coulson •

Calvin Coulson •

Alfred Albert

Dedicated 1889

Razed 1992

Marker is at the intersection of Baltimore - Carlisle Pike (Pennsylvania Route 94) and Victory Church Road, on the right when traveling south on ...

Whitehouse Cemetery

According to local tradition, this cemetery may take its name from the 19th-century Cole family home, a structure whose whitewashed exterior stood out from the majority of other log houses and frame buildings in the area. It lies on what ...

Centerville Cemetery

Main Marker:

Burials here date back to the early 1860’s but it was 1900 before the first cemetery association purchased the land from Theodore Willrich and started keeping records. In 1958 a few residents re-formed the organization which had lapsed into ...

New York Marble Cemetery

Incorporated 1831

Enclosed within this block is the oldest public non-sectarian cemetery in the city. Descendants of the 19th century owners may still be buried here. The 156 solid marble vaults were built completely underground as a health precaution. Though ...

Chico Cemetery G.A.R. Monument

[Front (South-Side) of Monument]

Erected by

Halleck Post

No. 19

G.A.R. & W.R.C.

In Memory of

Our Comrades

1861 – 1865

[Left (West-Side)]

In Honor of

The Brave Men

Who

From the First

Bore a Loyal Part

In the Great

Civil War

[Right (East-Side)]

These heros are dead

They died for liberty

They died for us

They are at ...

Old Greenwich Cemetery

This tablet is dedicated

to the memory of

the Revolutionary Patriots

buried in

Old Greenwich Cemetery

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[Column One]

Joseph Beavers •

Spencer Carter •

John Innes •

Robert Kennedy •

William Kennedy •

William Kinney •

John Maxwell •

Robert Maxwell

[Column Two]

William Maxwell •

Benjamin ...

Modesto Pioneer Cemetery

Formerly Independent Order of Odd Fellows (Wildey Lodge) Cemetery

The flagpole and bricks used in this monument are from the Hughson Hotel built in 1913 by Luella Hughson. This modern hotel had a 36 foot redwood flagpole where the American flag ...

Harrisburg Cemetery

In remembrance of the pioneers who gave their lives to the development of the west.

Marker can be reached from Salome Road 5.2 miles south of U.S. 60.

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Wesley M.E. Chapel Cemetery

Site of 1st Methodist Chapel

Erected in 1806

Marker is on West Pine Street north of Gardner Avenue, on the left when traveling south.

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