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Lincoln Cemetery
Montgomery, Elmore County, Alabama


Cemetery: Lincoln Cemetery

Other: 

Sign: Yes

Street: 909 Lincoln Rd or in that area

City: Montgomery 

Township: //////////////////////////

County: Elmore

State: Alabama

Nation: USA

Zip: ZIP WOULD START WIT 3611

Status: Active

Size: Medium

Directions: Next to the address mentioned above

Type: Road-public

Location: Suburban

Terrain: Level

Watersource: No

Features: Poor, over grown in the back section, open graves, broken head stones, some bones of the dead can be seen in the graves

Property: Public

Access: Open

Enclosure: None

Gate: None

Established: 1800's

Gravestones: several hundred slabs also broken

Oldest: hard to say, broken stones

Newest: 2002

Removed: Yes

Relocated: No

Repairs: Unsure

Methods: Other

Restoration: Unsure

Association: Unsure

Records: Unsure

Inventory: Yes

Availability: Local media and commissioners

Landscaping: Yes

Paths: No

Trees: No

Crypts: No

Fencing: No

Brickwork: Yes

Ironwork: No

Sculpture: No

Fountains: No

Roads: Yes

Buildings: No

Cement: Yes

Granite: Yes

Marble: No

Native: Yes

Slate: Yes

Others: Yes

Wood: Yes

Materials: Yes

Architectural: Yes

Angels: Yes

Draperies: No

Fraternal: Yes

Hands: Yes

Lambs: Yes

Monograms: Yes

Plants: Yes

Photos: No

Religious: Yes

Scrollwork: Yes

Urns: No

Carvings: Yes

Condition: Cemetery destroyed

Unmarked: Yes

Broken: Yes

Toppled: Yes

Disintegrating: Yes

Buried: Yes

Weather: Yes

Pollution: Yes

Vandalized: Yes

Report: Yes

VA: Gravestones-Overturned

VA: Gravestones-Broken

VA: Gravestones-Stolen

VA: Graffiti

VA: Graves-Desecrated

Overgrowth: Graves-Disturbing

Overgrowth: Gravestones-Disturbing

Overgrowth: Gravestones-Damaging

Groundcover: Yes

Drainage: Problem-Seasonal

Problem: Apathy

Owner: Cemetery

Use: Agricultural

Bordering: Commercial

Change: Same

Reason: Industrial

Visited: Occasionally

Archeology: Unknown

Habitat: Yes

Contacted: City Government

Surnames: Webster, Moses, Clark

Other Information:

Just that this has been a problem for some time, No one should have t spend eternity in a open grave and bones open to sight. markers broken, slabs fallen into the grave parts of the coffin showing. The city said it was being taken care of ,when noted 2 yrs ago. The slabs were to be fixes, markers repaired. I get the run around when I try to find out. I will take pictures again, some were sent to 20/20 several years ago.

Support:

All of the above has been asked several times, with no answer to the problem. I have been old to stay out of it.

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name: Mark L. Thompson
Email: m_arkymark1000@webtv.net
Date: 6/3/02


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