Mount Olivet Cemetery

515 South Market Street, Frederick, Maryland

Featured Review : The way I drive into Frederick, from the south on Market Street, takes me right by Olivet Cemetery. I’d always meant to visit the cemetery, with its impressive collection of funerary monuments, but it took me more than ...See Full Review

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Green lawns and cold marble: Olivet Cemetery

3 out of 5 stars by Idler from Poolesville, Maryland
July 9, 2002

Quote: The way I drive into Frederick, from the south on Market Street, takes me right by Olivet Cemetery. I’d always meant to visit the cemetery, with its impressive collection of funerary monuments, but it took me more than a decade to do so. I... Read the full Mount Olivet Cemetery review

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