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SUMMARY:Voices of the Past: Mount Mora Cemetery
LOCATION:Belt Branch--CLOSED\nBelt Branch--CLOSED
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DESCRIPTION:Author Suzanne Lehr and photographer Megan Wyeth discuss their
  new publication\, a collection of scripts and background information abou
 t the "residents" of the historic 1851 cemetery. .\nhttps://rhcl.libnet.in
 fo/event/13249656
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Mount Mora Cemetery is the oldest cemetery
  in St. Joseph\, Missouri. It was founded in 1851 by Simeon Kemper\, Israe
 l Landis\, and Reuben Middleton. Listed in the National Register of Histor
 ic Places - an usual honor for a cemetery - it is the burial place of thre
 e Missouri governors\, two pony express riders\, architects\, musicians\, 
 writers\, gardeners\, inventors\, an English baronet\, and soldiers of man
 y wars. Mount Mora is connected to local\, state\, national\, internationa
 l\, and galactic history.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://rhcl.libnet.info/event/13249
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