Cedar Key Cemetery
 
I was bouncing between Cedar Key historic sites and the cemetery to be honest with you. So let me just get into the cemetery part of this first. We arrived on the island it is out in the Gulf of Mexico very secluded and no cars were out. We took the road to the cemetery overshot it very easy to miss it is not labeled and is in poor shape.
 
I have to say upon driving in I could not believe how far this place went back into...the cemetery actually sits right on the Gulf of Mexico...they have a board walk in the back of the cemetery. We parked sort of went our own ways.
 
This cemetery is one of the best places I ever visited you will probably see easily over 50 photos of various historical family plots and graves. Most of the stones were surrounded by wrought iron....very old...some graves had anchors around them...some were broken in half.
 
Basically this is a sea captains cemetery a lot of fishermen...people who died in storms on the island...etc are buried here and pioneers. I wont have to give you much information on the report our photos will speak for itself when  you can learn about its history...haunting's...and see the photos.
 
The cemetery had hills with graves...just totally amazing how some were just giant stone mounds or slabs up to 10 feet large WOW. We heard some movement I think Christy seen something here to move in the cemetery and we heard a few things.
 
One of the oldest family spots we registered heavy cold spot activity other then that the rest of the cemetery was very warm and at a constant temperature.
 
We spent a long time here and took a lot of evidence before leaving. I was pretty excited to see the place it has a lot of hype for other ghostbusters so it was worth hearing what it was all about. We then decided to save the best for last CEDAR KEY.