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Rensselaer, Indiana
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Memory Gardens, a not-for-profit cemetery established in 1961 at the corner of State Road 114 and County Road 850 W, includes a columbarium whose marble was shipped from Carrara, Italy. Visitors describe a statue of a saint toward the back that appears to move, its arms and head seeming to follow you as you approach. The cemetery asks visitors not to trespass after hours.
Active not-for-profit cemetery on State Road 114, open daily during the day. Treat it as a cemetery and be respectful of mourners.
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