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  Love this place. Great for a peaceful walk or learning something new on one of their many tours. Lots of history in there.

  Added July 24, 2017 by Michele Plush
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  Possibly one of the best cemeteries in the country. Since they're "full" they have figured out how to thrive by engaging with their community with an active web presence, gift shop, and a very busy calendar of stuff to do ranging from concerts to tours to movie nights to car shows.

  Added April 30, 2017 by Sarah Gath
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  Immaculately kept grounds. Perfect for history lovers!

  Added April 11, 2017 by Dee Servance
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  Kind of amazing. Walked through, saw lots of probable Civil War casualties (young men did not do so well in the mid 1860's, it would seem). General Meade and a naval hero from 1812 (Commodore Isaac... Hull, maybe?) and thousands of graves with monuments, obelisks, statues, mausoleums... I try not to walk on the graves though some people ( looking at all the dog walkers) don't exactly treat it with the due respect. Watch out for woodchuck holes, no idea where you're *supposed* to park (I ended up somewhere kinda sketchy), but other than that it's a guaranteed blast.

  Added January 24, 2017 by ZL Marcum
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  The views, the history, the notables buried there all lead to a wonderful place to visit and even picnic there.

  Added August 02, 2016 by Gerald Bergen