St. Anne's Cemetery: Annapolis' Living History
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Ginger DeLuca, a dedicated parishioner at St. Anne’s in Annapolis, has transformed the historic cemetery into her passion project. She started cleaning headstones and gardens during the pandemic and now chairs the cemetery committee. Ginger leads tours packed with stories from its three-hundred-thirty-four-year history, sharing practical wisdom about grave maintenance. The cemetery holds Annapolis elites, landmark houses, militia members, politicians, enslaved people, and entire feuding families. It has expanded multiple times, adding areas like Locust Grove in eighteen eighty-seven and Cedar Bluff in nineteen ninety. Unique markers evolved from bed-like headstones to sculptures and even a resilient Lazarus Tree. Tours draw repeat visitors, and Ginger always welcomes volunteers.
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