Nestled in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward neighborhood, adjacent to the First Presbyterian Church, the Old Settlers’ Cemetery stands as a historic testament to the city’s early days. Established in 1774 and operational until 1878, it is the oldest cemetery in Charlotte and one of the most ancient in North Carolina. The grounds house the final resting places of many of the city’s founding settlers and distinguished families. Visitors can walk through this serene space, surrounded by the quiet stories of the past, and gain a deeper understanding of Charlotte’s rich history.
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