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  A nice, historic cemetery. There's a plaque at the Charter St entrance that gives a rough location to some of the notable graves. Quite a small place, but well kept and manageable for folks with a stroller.

  Added June 03, 2017 by Richard Brown
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  Old cemetery. You either like it or you don't. Very old, and you can't read most stones but some of them are very significant!

  Added April 23, 2017 by Jeff Wallace
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  I love old cemeteries, being here in Salem, reminiscing the movie "Hocus Pocus". I enjoyed walking around and reading the tombstones. However, a majority of them were impossible to read as the epitaphs have faded with time. It was difficult to find the graves based on the metal map and took some time and teamwork to locate specific tombstones.

  Added October 03, 2016 by Jerry Hollingsworth
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  Another awesome site we were allowed to walk around.

  Added October 03, 2016 by Judith Adair McCorry
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  It's o.k and it's free. I was a little disappointed as I walked around and was annoyed by loud construction right beside it. Hard to be peaceful and at ease when you see a beautiful aged headstone and the backdrop is huge cranes and trucks backing up.

  Added August 16, 2016 by Joe Booth