Greenwood Cemetery
606 South Church Street
Decatur Illinois 
some facts about the Greenwood:
- On March 3, 1857, the Greenwood Cemetery 
   Association was established & the cemetery was incorporated into the 
   city of Decatur
- By the early 1950's, the Cemetery was in very poor condition, due to mismanagement and lack of funds to keep the grounds maintained
- In 1957, ownership and oversight of the Cemetery was given to the City of Decatur and Decatur Township
- The large Greenwood Mausoleum in the heart of the cemetery was built in 1908 and torn down in 1967
- The Cemetery is the final resting place of numerous Civil War soldiers, many of them Confederates in unmarked graves
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| Greenwood Mausoleum, demolished 1967 | 
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| Barrackman Steps | 
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| Benjamin Schenck, Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient | 
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| David Shellabarger, Decatur merchant | 
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| Hieronymus Mueller, businessman and inventor | 
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| James Millikin, founder of Millikin University | 
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| Jaqueline Logan, star of silent motion pictures | 
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| Jesse Moore, U.S. Congressman | 
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| Lemuel Holland, Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient | 
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| Robert Faries, businessman & inventor | 
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| Rolla Coral McMillen, U.S. Congressman | 
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| Ansel Tupper, Civil War Lieutenant Colonel (Union), killed at Battle of Shiloh | 
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| Guy Scovill, businessman & philanthropist | 
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| Scovill Tomb, 1953 | 
Miscellaneous shots from the Greenwood: