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Anshe Chesed Jewish Cemetery
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Evidence of a once robust Jewish community, the cemetery dates back to 1864. A lunette fortification was built on the property by the Confederacy. On May 19 and 22, 1863, it was the site of fierce fighting and bloodshed. In 1864, the property was sold to the Anshe Chesed Congregation. Located at Clay Street at National Military park. Access at Grove and Hope Streets, traffic light #10.
