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The resting place of famous poet Paul Lawrence Dunbar. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The resting place of Johnny Morehouse is still decorated by visitors on a regular basis. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
There are numerous beautiful stained glass windows in the mausoleum. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The chapel, now converted into offices, is located at the Woodland Ave. entrance. Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The Deeds' family vault is one of the biggest and most majestic in the entire cemetary. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
With many paths and walkways, Woodland Cemetary is a great place for scenic walks. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The Gatehouse is located at the Woodland Ave. entrance across from the chapel. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
This 1904 Tiffany stained glass window is the centerpiece of the chapel, and it is valued at over $1 million. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The Civil War monument. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
In the fall, Woodland Cemetary is a beautiful place to watch the leaves change colors. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
The McMillan family monument. -Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
Brilliant colors lace the cemetary during the fall. - Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
-Photo by Ryan Kozelka
