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Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston, South Carolina · Established 1850
Magnolia Cemetery, established in 1850, is a National Historic Landmark on the banks of the Cooper River in Charleston. The 181-acre rural cemetery contains the graves of thousands of Confederate soldiers and numerous notable South Carolinians. Its landscape features tidal lakes, ancient magnolias, and an outstanding collection of Victorian funerary art and architecture.
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Records
1850
Founded
Charleston
City
SC
State
Notable Burials
Common Surnames
Records from Magnolia Cemetery(2 total)
Rose Blackwood
1915 — 2003
Music teacher and choir director at First Baptist Church for over 40 years.
“Her voice still echoes in the hills.”
Earl Blackwood
1912 — 1998
WWII veteran and retired police sergeant.
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