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Graves of Green Mount

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Green Mount Cemetery is home to over 68,000 graves. Established in 1838, the 68 rolling country acres located in northern Baltimore City is both intriguing and inviting. The historic park of the dead, built on the former site of merchant Robert Oliver’s estate, is filled with fine sculpture and monumental memorials. Among the towering obelisks and ancient markers are the graves of a few important Americans. There’s the Lincoln Assassin John Wilkes Booth and two of his co-conspirators, Michael O’Laughlen and Samuel Arnold. There’s the sideshow performer Johnny Eck and the poet Sidney Lanier. You can also visit Philanthropist Johns Hopkins or the founder of the American Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Thomas Wildey. It’s a fascinating journey through the past. The links below provide focused GPS information for these and other important graves at Green Mount.

John Wilkes Booth Junius Brutus Booth Samuel Arnold Michael O’Laughlen
Asia Booth Clarke Johnny Eck Sidney Lanier William Rinehart
Walter Lord Aubrey Bodine John Pendleton Kennedy Betsy Bonaparte
Olivia Cushing Whitridge Elijah Jefferson Bond Severn Teackle Wallis Johns Hopkins
John H. B. Latrobe Benjamin Henry Latrobe II Charles H. Latrobe Ferdinand Latrobe
John Work Garrett Robert Garrett II Mary Elizabeth Garrett Robert Goodloe Harper
William & Henry Walters Ellen Walters Thomas Wildey James L. Ridgely
Hugh Sisson William Prescott Smith Moses Sheppard Enoch Pratt
John E. Hurst A. S. Abell Edwin George Baetjer James Swan Frick
William Steuart Albert Ritchie William Pinkney Whyte Thomas Swann
Samuel Buckley Ross Winans Obed Hussey Harriet Lane Johnston
Robert Oliver Col. William Watson Isaac R. Trimble John A. Eppley

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March 3rd, 2009 at 9:37 am

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