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winetadm
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 Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 12:20 pm Post subject: Mound Cemetery |
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Mound Cemetery
1147 West Boulevard
1851 - Thirty acres of land was purchased for Mound Cemetery, a city-owned cemetery which was named for the twelve Indian burial mounds within it. There are three revolutionary war soldiers buried here. |
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KingMizfit
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This is a very cool spot to take photos in. Most Paranormal researches shun the use of digital cameras, and prefer 35mm, but I have had interesting results here with both.
Lot's of history here, lot's of energy. |
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winetadm
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Just_Me_Being_Me
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Joined: 27 May 2007
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Location: Racine, Wisconsin, USA
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| Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 11:49 pm Post subject: Very Interesting |
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WOW ... I must say that is really interesting - I never knew that.
Isn't it amazing that although Racine is a semi-small city it's amazing how popular it is - it's really sad that people don't appreciate stuff like the above rather than always stating how bad Racine is.
Truly amazing how many famous people have came from Racine/Kenosha area as well. I did a search on IMDb.com for Racine/Kenosha and was shocked at the results. |
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