Evergreen Cemetery

• Christopher Risch
  
  
  (December 24, 2019, 2:31 pm)

  A beautiful place to pay respect. It's important to notice the confederate cemetery across the street and think about why these two cemeteries look so different. Check out the volunteering opportunities! These pink flags in the second picture show the revitalization efforts of uncovering and recording graves that have been engulfed by the forest. I hope they keep the trees (forested cemeteries are THE FUTURE) although I am happy to support whatever revitalization efforts suit the local community and family members of the deceased.

• Kenneth Porter
  
  
  (July 25, 2019, 11:04 am)

  It's a great place to visit your family I will come back again and again.

• Benjamin Judah
  
  
  (June 19, 2018, 2:56 pm)

  An eerily overgrown site. Years of neglect has taken its toll. Efforts are underway to restore and save what remains of what once was. Truly sad, yet a remarkable sight to be had. If you choose to visit, please be respectful of those who are interred and to those who are putting forth efforts to save it.

• Stephen Brandon
  
  
  (May 15, 2016, 5:53 pm)

  This once beautiful cemetery is now overgrown and volunteers are struggling to reclaim and preserve. The resting place of the likes of Maggie L. Walker, John Mitchell, Jr., A.D.Price, and Rev.J.Andrew Bowler, Evergreen now needs our help. Looking at Evergreen reveals much about the role race and money plays and once played in how history gets preserved and transmitted to future generations. If you want to understand the "city of monuments" and places like Hollywood and Monument Avenue, then Evergreen is a must visit on your itinerary.

Evergreen Cemetery - Enrichmond

Evergreen Cemetery is a historic African-American cemetery, created in 1891 and located in the East End of Richmond. It is the resting place for many of Richmond's African-American leaders of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Maggie L. Walker and John Mitchell, Jr. (804) 234-3905 ext.

Stories of Evergreen: Connection - Enrichmond

By Ted Maris-Wolf, Evergreen Cemetery Caretaker. Yesterday, AmeriCorps NCCC members took a moment to reflect upon Elizabeth McIntyre's headstone, which they had just uncovered at Historic Evergreen Cemetery. Contact [email protected] or call (804) 234-3905 ext.

Evergreen and East End Cemeteries - Richmond Cemeteries

Evergreen Cemetery was founded by the Evergreen Cemetery Association in 1891, around the time that the venerable Barton Heights Cemeteries were nearing capacity Evergreen is located on the east end of town, on East Richmond Road across Stony Run Creek from the city's Oakwood Cemetery.

Evergreen Cemetery Soldiers' Lot - National Cemetery Administration

Evergreen Cemetery was established in 1850 by the Newport Cemetery Company in Southgate, Kentucky. After it opened with 17 acres, many The soldiers' lot is located in Section 25 of Evergreen Cemetery. The soldiers' lot was originally set aside in 1892 for the burial of deceased soldiers from...

Evergreen Cemetery, Rutherford

Evergreen Cemetery Rutherford phone, address and location information. Evergreen Cemetery, 519 Greenland Dr, Murfreesboro, TN 37130. (615) 893 5641. get direction. Nearby Listings. Other places within 1500 meters of Evergreen Cemetery are listed below.

Evergreen Cemetery | Los Angeles Conservancy

Evergreen Cemetery also contains a memorial for the 442nd Infantry Regimental Combat Unit of Japanese soldiers. Although the memorial was dedicated in 1949, the entire unit received the Congressional Medal of Honor in 2010. In 1966, the Garden of Pines was created in honor of Issei...

Evergreen Cemetery (in Barron County, WI)

Evergreen Cemetery: maps, driving directions and local area information. Category: Wisconsin physical, cultural and historic features; Feature Evergreen Cemetery is a cultural feature (cemetery) in Barron County. The primary coordinates for Evergreen Cemetery places it within the WI 54762 ZIP...

Evergreen Cemetery | Boston.gov

Evergreen Cemetery became Brighton's primary burial space after the 1764 Old Burial Ground on Market Street ran out of available space. Shortly after Evergreen Cemetery was acquired by the City of Boston with the annexation of Brighton in 1873, it was placed under the administration of the Board...

Evergreen Cemetery

Evergreen Cemetery. You may have heard of the five Solomon Powers's daughters who were nurses after the Battle of Gettysburg. Who were the rivals in establishing the Soldiers Cemetery? How do we know the exact temperatures during the Battle of Gettysburg?

Evergreen Cemetery (Adams County, Pennsylvania) - Wikipedia

Evergreen Cemetery - formerly called Citizen's Cemetery and Ever Green Cemetery - is a historic 29.12 acre rural cemetery located just outside Gettysburg Borough, in Cumberland Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania.