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  As a child, my best friend lived in the house adjacent to the cemetery and we used to have a lot of fun spooky stories about strolling through there. There used to be a very old rusted pointed metal fence that went around the perimeter and there was a semicircular "Mount Zion" name marker that connected the gates at the entrance. Some of the graves there are very very old, in fact I know that there are a few Civil War veterans in there and, if I recall correctly, some people buried in the early 1800s.

  Added December 06, 2017 by Chris