Historic Cemetery News2020-09-30T14:15:29-07:00

News from Friends of Jacksonville’s Historic Cemetery

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – May 2025

MAY BRINGS MANY EVENTS—After an unusually cold and wet winter, it’s time at last for a busy season of outdoor events at Jacksonville’s Historic Cemetery! Our recurring History Saturday in the […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – April 2025

SPRINGTIME in the Jacksonville Historic Cemetery will be especially beautiful this year thanks to the hundreds of daffodil and crocus bulbs planted in the cemetery as a joint effort by Judy […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – February 2025

WELCOME TO 2025… we hope you enjoyed the holiday season!

We begin by highlighting some key accomplishments of the Friends of Jacksonville’s Historic Cemetery from the year just passed, with thanks to […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – Dec 2024/Jan 2025

LAST MONTH we highlighted the September conclusion of our History Saturday in the Cemetery program (second Saturdays, May through September) and planned to write this month about the conclusion of […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – November 2024

THE FRIENDS’ final History Saturday in the Cemetery presentation of 2024 took place on another beautiful September morning with Fall in the air and an audience eager to hear the sequel […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – October 2024

CEMETERY HAPPENINGS!—Our August History Saturday presentation, “Let Us Entertain You – Entertainment and Leisure in 1800s Jacksonville…from bloomers to bicycles,” brought an enthusiastic group of visitors to the cemetery on a […]

NEWS FROM THE SILENT CITY ON THE HILL – by Dick Meyers

Jacksonville Review – September 2024

JULY IN THE JACKSONVILLE HISTORIC CEMETERY saw warmer weather, and, with it, an onslaught of Madrone leaves often obscuring the markers our visitors seek when touring or paying respects to departed […]

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