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Beth Elohim Cemetery

400 Broad Street, Georgetown, Sc 29440

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The story

Pauline Moses, buried here, and her friend Eliza Munnerlyn, buried next door at Prince George Winyah, both died of yellow fever days before their shared 1885 wedding date. Locals call it a paired haunting: girlish laughter drifts from the graves on warm evenings, and photos taken under the live oaks reportedly show orbs.

Visitors. Open to the public (free).

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Visitors Open to the public (free).

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400 Broad Street, Georgetown, Sc 29440

Serving Georgetown, Sc and surrounding communities.

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