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  There is no road access, You must park at the end of the road closest to the woods between apartment complexes and walk about 300 feet to the edge of the woods. Then walk in and follow the train a coule of blocks though the dense woods,There you will find the cemetery behind a tall chain link fence with barbed wire across the top and a heavy bolted chain preventng access, Clearly they don;t want anyone in there, No signs visible anywhere, 19 graves stones visibile behind the fence, I;d like to know the story behind all of that.

  Added May 06, 2017 by Judy Bowman