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Allentown Cemetery
925 W. Linden St
Allentown, PA, 18101
There's something eerily beautiful about a cemetery. The solemnity and grace of such areas is enough to take the breath away from any person from an Allentown apartment, and should be visited far more often than they are. If you're going to be visiting a cemetery anyways, why not visit one of the most famous in town? The Allentown Cemetery is one of the oldest and most famous cemetery in the entire city, home to some of the most famous figures in the city's history, and the spirit of each of them can be felt flowing through you as walk the grounds. People needn't be scared of finding an apartment near the Allentown Cemetery, for instead of ghosts, you get the peace and tranquility that only living near such a meaningful landmark can provide. Beneath the grounds of the Allentown Cemetery lies some of the oldest families in the town, with the first burials making their way to the cemetery halfway through the Eighteenth Century. When people from Allentown apartments walk the rows of gravestones, mausoleums, and markers, they'll found the town's story unfold before them. Whether sunny or cloudy, visitors will find a walk through this cemetery a relaxing and peaceful experience, feeling the soul of the city itself pulsing beneath your feet. Very few places can provide this level of solemnity, making an apartment near the Allentown Cemetery a wise investment. There's always myths about ghosts or the dead rising from their graves at a cemetery, making some people hesitant to live across from them, but the level of peace that the Allentown Cemetery provides far outweighs any fear of supernatural infestation. A visit to the Allentown Cemetery will be one of the most memorable experience you'll find in the city, going through the city's history while being surrounded by a sense of serenity you'll find in few other places.