Green Mount Cemetery

There is a lot of Green Mount Cemetery history in this blog about our neighbor's house on Morris Street.

Sarah and her family (Minors, Cosgrays, and Millers) are at rest in Green Mount Cemetery.

Margaret (Bell) Miller and Alfred Brashear Miller rest in Green Mount Cemetery. Their tombstone was provided by their students.

Green Mount is the resting place of the young Holder couple remembered in the following post, as well as a number of others including World War I fallen soldiers who lost their lives to the flu epidemic.

Green Mount Cemetery is home to the memorial honoring those buried in the abandoned East End / Hookstown / Methodist Cemetery. Learn more by following the links below.

Sponsor wreaths for our local veterans in Green Mount Cemetery and Rosemont Cemetery. And join the ceremonies and wreath laying volunteers in Greene County on December 14th.

Sponsor wreaths to honor the veterans of Green Mount Cemetery. This is a wonderful annual event courtesy of Squadron 606 Civil Air Patrol. Follow the link below to learn more and order wreaths.

One of our own. Quite a story for Veterans Day.

Have you visited Mrs. Martin?! The Martin Mausoleum in Green Mount Cemetery is the feature of the story below. Click on her captivating image to learn the story behind the stare!

Cropped from Green Mount Cemetery (Waynesburg, Pennsylvania) Deed No. 37, for purchase of Section D, Lot 20 east half. Sold on 31 July 1878 to Simon Rinehart, Jr. as authorized by Green Mount Cemetery Board President James Inghram and Secretary R. F. Downey. Deed includes Rules And Regulations section under which item number IX defines the incorporation of the cemetery.

If we did these things, would you come?! We have a guided history walking tour available and Memory Medallions throughout the cemetery for interaction at anytime. What other ideas do you have to engage the community with our historic, local cemetery?

Green Mount Cemetery is featured here! So pretty in the snow! Looking toward Morris Street from between Sections A and B of the old center quad of the graveyard. **Click the original post below to give it a like/vote!**

Wreaths Across America ceremonies were held today at the VFW Post 4793 followed by the laying of the wreaths by veterans and volunteers in Green Mount Cemetery. This is a beautiful tribute to our local heroes. Many thanks to Greene County Composite Squadron 606, Civil Air Patrol, the Greene County Salute to Veterans Committee, our local veterans, and all who made the event possible.