One of my 2020 New Years Resolution was to place more geocache's in Whitley County. One of the things I enjoy is finding small and hidden, lesser known, cemeterys. So that got me thinking, why not spend 2020 placing in every one in the county, that doesn't alreayd have one. This will give more hides in the county and bring attention to some lesser known!
First on the list is in the heart of the county, Greenhill Cemetery.
Greenhill cemetery, in Columbia City, is an odd shaped section of land bounded on the north by East Ellsworth Street, the west by what was the Blue Bell Jean factory and the south by the Blue River and the Blue River Greenway. It is composed of six separate sections: Brown, Masonic, Linvill, Ellabrand, Catholic, and though a block or so to the East, the Jewish. Except for a short distance between the Catholic and the Masonic, all sections are clearly defined with roads. For clarity we have further broken down the sections into numbered sections also clearly defined by roads. The Jewish and Ellabrand have one section but Linvill, Brown and Catholic have two sections each and the Masonic has four sections. Each section was read starting with the northeast corner the rows running north and south.
There is a special treat for the FTF!
Remember, as with all cemetery's, no caching at night!