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Date: 10/17/2000 Cemetery: Banner Cemetery Street: Hwy 8 and 65 City: Stanleyville/Rural Hall County: Forsyth State: N CAR Nation: USA Zip: 27106? Nearby: Hgw 65 and Stanleyville Rd. intersection going towards Germanton NC Land Type: Private Status: Abandoned Accessible: Yes Unmarked graves: Yes Graves within: 15 plus Oldest grave: ? 1700's Newest grave: 1940's Records: Unsure Inventory: Unsure Records location: Last year the state ran underground water pipes down the highway right beside the graves Owner: Don't know name but I talked to the man who owns the property now Condition: Cemetery destroyed Encroachment Removed Headstones Overgrown-trees Overgrown-ground cover Overgrown-vines Broken Headstones Buried Headstones Disintegrating Headstones Fallen Headstones Previous contacts: I e-mailed Winston offices- no response and talked to the owner of the property. He doesn't know who owns the cemetary. He is an older man himself. Work Status: No work started as of yet Support Contacts Winston-Salem Forsyth Co. Departments-722-3935 Submitted by / Contact for additional Information: name: Lucy Peck |
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