Main entrance to the cemetery through a large stone gate, with an eagle perched upon a globe. The gate was erected by the D.A.R.
Marker for the cemetery. States it operated from about 1750-1853. It lists notable politicians, historians, and veterans buried within the cemetery.
The cemetery is now a city park, and has beautiful paths and trees throughout.
Grave of Edward Greene Malbone, of Rhode Island, a famous miniaturist
Gravestone of Theodore Nash. The carving looked similar to the Stevens Shop of Newport, RI
Marker to the hundreds of Savannah residents who died in the Great Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1820 who were buried in unmarked graves
Broken urn on a pedestal
View of the cemetery, with its combination of slate stones, marble obelisks, and brick vaults
