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Cemetery Information

Cemetery Identification
Cemetery ID:	USA-00191
Cemetery Name:	Decatur Cemetery
Section:
Cemetery Location
Country:	USA
State:	Georgia
City:	Decatur
Street:	299 Bell St.
Cemetery Details
Number of Burials:	3
Number of Photographs:	3
Cemetery Description:	A walk through this woodsy, park-like retreat is a stroll through history. Markers of early pioneer settlers are often rough, lichen-covered stones. Later Victorian style markers tend to be ornate with sentimental epitaphs. The oldest part of the the cemetery is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery's unique well house was built in 1881.
Data last updated:	08/03/2021

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