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Boise, Idaho
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Established in 1865 northwest of Boise in the foothills, Dry Creek Cemetery is one of the oldest burial grounds in the Boise area, with a Pioneer section holding distinctive monuments dating to the turn of the century. Visitors report hearing a horse running along the canal bank near the cemetery's edge late at night, though nothing can be seen.
Historic cemetery northwest of Boise, in use since 1865. The office is open weekdays during the day. Visit in daylight and treat the graves with respect.
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