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Incorporated in 1853 this cemetery has a odd
feeling about it. It almost seems as if it is alot older. Their is only
one road in it and its a dead end I almost hit a stone turning around down
the road. The cemetery has a very country feel to it. The cemetery does
not go far back rather it is very lengthy like a strip of land. The closer
you get to the church the older the stones are. The stones are are more
vandalized some are sinking deep into the ground, some lean and some are
broke in half or missing a half to it. Alot of the older stones here are
very weathered you cannot even read them. Across the street is a newer
sections of Wrights Corners and there is plenty of room for more burials.
This is one of these cemeteries nobody ever investigates or even looks
twice at but when I drove past it and read a little bit about it I felt it
was worth checking into. One thing I noticed here is the feeling we were
not alone despite the face there are houses and a small town not to far
away just up the road you can definitely feel a presence here. One of our
investigators had a few experiences here on our first investigation of the
place so it is flourishing with ghostly activity. One thing that I enjoyed
most here is the old creepy dead tree and the bench with the little rod
iron archway that said Wrights Corners Cemetery!
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