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  This is not so much a review, but history.
  I used to live near here and always thought a lot of this location, with its views, and the people were nice. The original chapel was a hospital during the Civil War and the empty spot behind the gazebo in the middle of the cemetery is the war cemetery, where those who died from their injuries are buried. I often wondered how many families knew where their relatives were buried.

  Added October 22, 2016 by Triggerman1976