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  This is unusual to review a cemetery but if you are interested, it is beautiful place with many historic items to be found. A section is devoted to the oldest cemetery in the area. ( it had to be moved to this site due to city development). Look for Unusual tombstones , one looks like a dying oak tree,and it is hard to spot. Another one is a detailed ship. Flowering trees and shrubs make it especially Beautiful in the spring.

  Added March 18, 2017 by A Google User