(Baltimore Sun) - People passing Mount Auburn Cemetery in Westport will see an unusual sight these days: headstones.
For years, most of the graves at the historic cemetery - believed to be the oldest final resting place open to Baltimore's black residents - had disappeared behind a veil of honeysuckle vines, brambles and small trees.
But a crew of inmates is slowly clearing the overgrown brush with hand tools, the first step toward the eventual restoration of these neglected burial sites. Continued
Dec 3, 2008
Revealing headstones of history
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