Carrollton Cemetery

Nova Orleães, Estados Unidos

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1701 Hillary St, Nova Orleães, LA, 70118
East Carrollton
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
500 mSouth Carrollton at Spruce
680 mSouth Carrollton at South Claiborne
690 mTulane
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Classificação do local: 5
Tulsa, OK
The cemetery is in awful shape, but well worth visiting if you are interested in history. Many crypts have collapsed and are just foundations. Many do have some names, some nameless. SL # 2 is on its way to looking like this cemetery. It takes up a block, but only two gates are open. You can drive in, but you have to back out of some of the streets and some are big enough to turn around. There some elaborate crypts and a memorial to Fire Company 2
Classificação do local: 3
New Orleans, LA
As the citizens of New Orleans expanded new cities were incorporated. The City of Carrollton was born in 1845. And in 1849 the Carrollton Cemetery was established. Today the property is owned by the City of New Orleans. And it is another remarkable place to observe and make a visit. Not in the best shape but names and dates are fascinating.
For the walkers and bikers among us this location in East Carrollton of today is worth the effort to make a pass through while out and about.