Welcome to www.n-georgia.com Discover the Magnolia Cemetery in Harlem Georgia - It is the resting place for more than 500 Confederate soldiers and seven generals, and other notables from the period. The Cemetery is one of the more unique and interesting burial places of the South.
Free Stuff To Do In Georgia Georgia Overnight Accommodations Shopping in Georgia Videos of places and things to do in Georgia Georgia Jobs and GA Department of Labor Weather in Georgia Maps of places in Georgia Contact Us Advertise in N-Georgia.com

Home
Georgia Travel Regions
Georgia Coast and Islands
Georgia Festivals and Events
Georgia Lakes
Georgia Fishing Lakes
Georgia Rivers
Georgia Waterfalls
Georgia National Parks
Georgia State Parks
County Parks
Georgia Wildlife
Georgia U S Forests
Georgia Farmers Markets
Georgia Gardens
Georgia Civil War Sites
Georgia Historic Sites
Georgia Museums
Georgia Plantations and Observatories
Georgia Audubon Society
Georgia Covered Bridges
Georgia Driving Tours
Georgia OHV Trails
Georgia Bike Trails
Georgia Horseback Riding Trails
Ourdoor Activities Safety Tips
Georgia Tourist Centers
General Info
Magnolia CemeteryThe information on this website was compiled from the records of Magnolia Cemetery in the hopes that it would provide visitors with a sense of the history that we have at Magnolia Cemetery. If you stroll down our walkways you will find some of the most unusual and beautiful tombstones to be found in any cemetery in the world. If at anytime during your visit the staff at Magnolia Cemetery can be of any assistance to you, please do not hesitate to ask.

The cemetery contains over 60 acres. In the cemetery, you will find five Jewish cemeteries and one Greek cemetery. There is also a Masonic Lodge section and several church sections located in this one cemetery.

East Wall - An interesting fact about the Cemetery is that the east wall was fortified during the Civil War to help defend the City of Augusta.

Oldest Tree in the State - The Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia Indica) tree, located at the dead end of Third Street, is said to be classed as the oldest tree in the State of Georgia.

Free admission.
History
The land where Magnolia Cemetery is located was at one time part of a plantation with the first official burial in August of 1818. Academy of Richmond County owned the first two blocks and they sold it to the City Council of Augusta for $800 in 1817. Monies donated by Mrs. Louise de L’Aigle Reese built the present office building in the memory of her mother, Mrs. Mary Clarke de L’Aigle.
Amenities
Parking, restrooms and accessibility for mobility impared
Hours of Operation
Open daily
Contact, Address & Website
Phone: 706-556-2424 Address: 612 Byrd Dr, Harlem Georgia 30814 - Magnolia Cemetery Website
Magnolia Cemetery Gravesite
 
Loading


Classic South GA Travel Region Map and Info
Classic South GA Travel Region Printable Map

Bullet

Classic South Fun:
BulletFestivals & Events
BulletFree Indoor Activities
BulletFun Activities $5 & Under
Bullet Tourist Centers
BulletTravel Region Info

Home - Free Stuff To Do - Festivals & Events - State Parks - County Parks  - Georgia National Forests - Wildlife Areas    
WRD Archery & Firearms Ranges - National Parks Services Sites - Hiking Trails - Horseback Riding Trails - OHV Trails - Bike Trails-Driving Tours
Covered Bridges - Historic Sites - Museums - Coast & Islands - Rivers - Lakes - Fishing Lakes - Waterfalls - Gardens - Planetariums -
 - Maps - Videos - Safety Tips - Dept of Labor - Privacy Policy -  Contact - N-Georgia Sitemap -Sitemap page 2
Cookies Policy
Website created 1999 ©2024. All rights are reserved. Website updated on 8/19/2024.