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Forgotten & Creepy Cemeteries is a local history and preservation project focused on documenting old, forgotten, and often overlooked burial grounds.

Many of the cemeteries featured on this site date back to the 1800s and exist along rural roads, wooded areas, farmland, or locations where towns and highways later developed. These places are often missed, undocumented, or slowly fading from memory.

This site exists to preserve awareness of these locations and the history surrounding them before they are lost entirely.

About the Stories Shared Here

Some pages on this site include local stories, family oral histories, or personal accounts associated with certain cemeteries or locations.

These stories are clearly presented as:

  • Personal experiences
  • Family oral history
  • Local folklore passed down through generations

They are shared respectfully and without exaggeration. This site does not claim proof of paranormal activity.

Disclaimer

The content on this website is provided for historical, educational, and informational purposes only.

Any references to unexplained events, unusual experiences, or local legends are not presented as factual proof of paranormal activity. Individual experiences may vary and are shared as part of cultural and historical context.

Visitors should not treat any content on this site as an invitation to investigate, trespass, or visit cemeteries at night.

Respect for Cemeteries

Cemeteries are final resting places and should always be treated with dignity and respect.

This site does not encourage:

  • Trespassing on private property
  • Nighttime visits
  • Disturbing graves or headstones
  • Removing objects or artifacts

Locations are shared in a general manner to preserve history while avoiding harm or misuse.

Purpose of This Project

Forgotten & Creepy Cemeteries exists to document places that history has largely overlooked. Not to sensationalize them — but to acknowledge their presence, their past, and the people buried there.

If you have historical information or respectful stories to share, you may contact the site owner using the Contact page.

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