Do you enjoy a cemetery stroll? The following cemetery in Maryland is full of history and plenty of beauty, too. While here, you’ll also want to seek out a certain umarked grave and bring some pennies while you’re at it — you’ll understand why in a few moments. Read on for more information below, and enjoy exploring this Maryland gem.
Green Mount Cemetery is located in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Currently, visitors are welcome by appointment only. Keep this in mind, and you’ll find information at the end of this article on how to set up a time.
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When you do visit, you’ll be greeted with beautifully eerie views like this.
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From unique tombstones to intricately detailed statues, there’s a lot to see here.
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Green Mount Cemetery is the final resting place of several historical figures, from generals and other military leaders…
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…to the man who invented the Ouija board!
Google / California Guy You can read more about this one-of-a-kind tombstone by reading our previous article here.
This cemetery is also home to John Wilkes Booth, who is infamously known as the man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre. Just find the Booth family plot…
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…and search for this little unmarked grave, that will likely have a few pennies placed on top.
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It’s become a tradition to place pennies face-up on the tombstone to counteract bad energy. So bring a penny, and do your thing!
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Green Mount Cemetery is a beautiful place to visit any time of year, whether you’re on the hunt for famous tombstones, or simply want to enjoy a unique stroll. Click on the links below to learn more.
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For more information about Maryland’s Green Mount Cemetery, visit the website. Remember, visitors are welcome by appointment only. Call 410-539-0641 to set up a time.
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You can read more about this one-of-a-kind tombstone by reading our previous article here.
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For more great places to visit around the Old Line State, click on: 26 Places In Maryland You Must See Before You Die
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Address: 1501 Greenmount Ave, Baltimore, MD 21202, USA
