LOCATION FILE
Key West Cemetery
FOLLOWKey West, FL
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Founded in 1847 after storms disturbed an earlier burial ground, the roughly 19-acre cemetery holds generations of Key West residents, sea captains, and veterans, and is known for its above-ground vaults and epitaphs; it is also connected to the documented 1930s Elena Hoyos case, in which a body was removed from the grounds and later reinterred here.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors report presences and cold spots among the older vaults, particularly near dusk.
VISITING
A historic cemetery open to the public during daytime hours; guided tours are offered.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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