Posted in Maryland Creepy June 28, 2016 by Jamie Alvarenga

This Historic Cemetery In Maryland Is Too Beautiful For Words

Maryland is bursting at the seams with fascinating history. From notable wars to significant landmarks, there is no shortage of stories to be found in the Old Line State. This historic cemetery in Maryland will overwelm you with the amount of history and beauty found here. Every Marylander should visit this special place at least once, and here’s why:

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Located at 1501 Greenmount Avenue in Baltimore, you'll find the historic Green Mount Cemetery.

What you'll find inside this intriguing site in Maryland is truly unique.

This is the final resting place of dozens of historical figures, including famous philanthropists, Civil War generals, and more. Pictured here is the grave of Johns Hopkins.

This is allegedly the gravesite of actor and assassin, John Wilkes Booth. See that tiny circle on top? It's not uncommon for people to lay pennies on his grave.

Green Mount Cemetery dates back to the late 1830s. This means you'll find one-of-a-kind tombstones here that are eerily weathered with age.

There's a certain beauty in these historic structures.

While this one seems to be praying or grieving.

You will find some of the intricate sculptures lying down or sitting...

While others stand tall like a beacon of hope among the dead.

As evening approaches and the sky dims, Green Mount Cemetery looks like it's straight out of a Tim Burton movie.

If you're a lover of all things creepy, historic, or cemeteries in general, you'll want to visit this fascinating spot in Maryland.

For more information about Green Mount Cemetery, visit their website here.

Have you been to this unque and historic cemetery in Maryland? Did you also know that Johnny Eck, “the most remarkable man alive,” is buried here? Click here to learn more about his inspiring story.