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Small's Mortuary & Cremation Services

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Mobile City of Magnolia Cemetery

Mobile City of Magnolia Cemetery

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Old cemeteries are quite fascinating to me. This one is one of the best I've toured…read more When you drive in from Virginia Street, you'll notice the large section of Civil War graves across the street. I saved that side for another day. Today, we toured the main cemetery and there was no shortage of Civil War graves there either. They're separated, the Yankees being close to the entrance, and the Rebels being farther back to the right. General Braxton Bragg is buried there. In addition to Civil War graves, we also saw at least one grave of a Spanish-American War soldier. The Bellingraths are buried here, with elaborate columns and a bird bath at the head of their tombstones. There are several gorgeous mausoleums, as well as intricate cross and angel tombstones. We saw one tombstone with a moonshine still, alligator and catfish. The words, "By the light of the moon" are inscribed on it. Hey, if God put me on this earth to judge other people, I'd be without sin, which I'm not. I'm sure Mr. Turberville was a colorful character. There was a tombstone with the words "Heaven gives its favorites early death" which I know all too well. The cemetery is really stunning with a variety of live oaks, magnolias, palms, and flowers shading and decorating the graves. This is a great place to spend a few hours, especially if you love taking pictures. I don't recommend doing so around noon in August unless you have a cooler full of bottled water.

A lovely place to walk around and visit for some local history & art. I believe there are over…read more35,000 graves here and it is well maintained by the City of Mobile. I think this is the third cemetery in Mobile after Church Street Graveyard & Cathedral Square. There is so much to see here, part of the cemetery is The Mobile National Cemetery, plus there are old Jewish graves & Confederate Soldiers graves. There are many statues & beautiful headstones, mausoleums, & many people are still buried here today. It is free to visit, safe, I see families walking, exploring, people jog through, ride bikes, walk dogs. I believe the cemetery is open from 8am to 5:30pm everyday. The only bad thing I can say is that you have to be very careful about where you park your car, it can be very muddy from the rain Mobile gets year round. There are signs advising of this. There is a nice park next door, I usually park there and walk over.

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