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     Old Norbourne Cemetery

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     127 W South St, Martinsburg, WV
     
     
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     Rosedale Cemetery

     Cemetery · 270.81mi

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     917 Cemetery Rd, Martinsburg, WV · (304) 263-4922
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     Green Hill Cemetery

     Cemetery, Landmark · 270.29mi

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     E Burke Street, Martinsburg, WV · (304) 745-7310
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     Maranatha Memorial Gardens

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     2251 Williamsport Pike, Martinsburg, WV · (304) 263-3461
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     Rosedale Funeral Home

     Funerals, Funeral Information · 270.81mi

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     917 Cemetery Rd, Martinsburg, WV · (304) 263-4922
     
     
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     Pleasant View Memory Garden Inc

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     200 E Burke St, Martinsburg, WV
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2. www.dignitymemorial.com › funeral-homes › westRosedale Funeral Home & Cemetery | Dignity Memorial

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   About. Rosedale Funeral Home and Rosedale Cemetery in Martinsburg, West Virginia, have provided cemetery services since 1929 and funeral services since the 1970s. We are conveniently located at 917 Cemetery Road, and invite you to meet our team, tour the funeral home and visit the tranquil cemetery grounds.

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   • Phone: (304) 263-4922

   • Location: 917 Cemetery Road, Martinsburg, 25404, WV

3. www.greenhillcemeterywv.orgGreen Hill Cemetery | Cemetery & Outdoor Muesum

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   Green Hill Cemetery Historic District is a national historic district located at Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia. The 15-acre (6.1 ha) site encompasses two contributing buildings, one contributing site, and 22 contributing objects. The rural cemetery was designed in 1854 by David Hunter Strother modeled on a French cemetery.

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5. mounthopecemeterywv.comHome - Mount Hope Cemetery

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   Mount Hope Cemetery in Martinsburg, WV. Providing compassionate burial services, our sacred grounds offer a peaceful final resting place. ... Martinsburg, WV 25404; P ...

6. www.greenhillcemeterywv.org › informationINFORMATION | Green Hill Cemetery

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   About Green Hill Cemetery. Green Hill Cemetery, incorporated in 1854, by the Virginia General Assembly, the Cemetery Company established Green Hill Cemetery on 15 acres atop a hill that offers a rare view of Martinsburg and North Mountain to the west. The simple iron fence with cast posts was placed in position on Nov. 1, 1902.

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   Is Green Hill Cemetery in Martinsburg a historic place?

   • The cemetery includes a number of notable monuments, as well as the graves of Strother and his family. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Green Hill Cemetery was established in 1854. It is the second oldest Cemetery in Martinsburg.

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   Who designed Martinsburg Cemetery?

   • The landscape design evidently evolved from sketches made by Martinsburg artist David Hunter Strother--better known as Forte Crayon. Surveyor J. P. Kearfoot translated the French design the hillside cemetery to fit the Valley of the Virginias. The crest of the hill, viewable from the entrance was initially topped with a chapel of unknown design.

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   Is Green Hill Cemetery in martisnburg a Mountain View?

   • Created during the era of the Rural Cemetery Movement in the US, it is the only Cemetery in Martisnburg with a mountain view. Green Hill Cemetery is located in the Historic District of Martinsburg, WV.

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   Where can I get a funeral service in West Virginia?

   • Comfort the family with flowers or a sympathy gift. Plan ahead with us in person or virtually. Learn about different types of property and get starting-at prices. Rosedale Funeral Home and Rosedale Cemetery in Martinsburg, West Virginia, have provided cemetery services since 1929 and funeral services since the 1970s.

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9. everloved.com › cemeteries › WVRosedale Cemetery | Martinsburg, West Virginia | Ever Loved

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   Phone. (304) 263-4922. Overview. Rosedale Cemetery, situated in Martinsburg, West Virginia, is not just a place of solemn remembrance, but a locale rich in history and natural beauty. Woven into the town's tapestry since 1867, Rosedale Cemetery provides both burial and cremation services, catering to the diverse needs of the community.

10. blackcemeterynetwork.org › bcnsites › mount-hopeMount Hope Cemetery — Black Cemetery Network

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    Apr 4, 2024 · History: Mount Hope Cemetery, located in Martinsburg, West Virginia, holds a significant place in the local community and in the broader history of African Americans in the region. Founded in the late 19th century, Mount Hope became the final resting place for many prominent African Americans who played pivotal roles in the community.