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Then someone got around to revitalizing it.
(I'll name it : 'Greenwood' formally "Knights of Pythias')
The earth was heaved terribly.Made me wonder if the Japanese Pokeweed caused
the uneven ground,or if the weed took advantage of the rough terrain.
No matter,the place for a time was inpenetrable.Pretty cleaned-up. I noticed a recent internment.
Place was for sale,too.
Somebody wanted to put a crematorium there but the neighbors balked.
Lonely place.
If you go on their website you will see a
page and some guy's writing saying he is
going over there to cut the grass.
About six years ago I went by it and it was
taped-off with yellow caution tape.
When I went back the next day with my brother it was open and we went in and
took pictures.
So you see.. there IS hope.