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'''Holy Cross Cemetery''' is actually two Catholic cemeteries in the [[:Category:Eastside neighborhood|Eastside neighborhood]] of Santa Cruz, associated with Holy Cross parish. The earliest remains are found at "[[:Category:Old Holy Cross Cemetery|Old Holy Cross Cemetery]]", and were relocated there from the [[Mission Santa Cruz]] churchyard when today's [[Holy Cross church]] was built in 1889. The newer part of the cemetery opened in 1943, a couple of blocks away. | '''Holy Cross Cemetery''' is actually two Catholic cemeteries in the [[:Category:Eastside neighborhood|Eastside neighborhood]] of Santa Cruz, associated with Holy Cross parish. The earliest remains are found at "[[:Category:Old Holy Cross Cemetery|Old Holy Cross Cemetery]]", and were relocated there from the [[Mission Santa Cruz]] churchyard when today's [[Holy Cross church]] was built in 1889. The newer part of the cemetery opened in 1943, a couple of blocks away. | ||
* Norman Poitevin, Phil Reader et al. ''The guide to Old Holy Cross Cemetery'', 2016 | * Norman Poitevin, Phil Reader et al. [[The Guide to Old Holy Cross Cemetery (2016 book)|''The guide to Old Holy Cross Cemetery'', 2016]] | ||
[[Category:Cemeteries]] | [[Category:Cemeteries]] | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 15 June 2025
Holy Cross Cemetery is actually two Catholic cemeteries in the Eastside neighborhood of Santa Cruz, associated with Holy Cross parish. The earliest remains are found at "Old Holy Cross Cemetery", and were relocated there from the Mission Santa Cruz churchyard when today's Holy Cross church was built in 1889. The newer part of the cemetery opened in 1943, a couple of blocks away.
- Norman Poitevin, Phil Reader et al. The guide to Old Holy Cross Cemetery, 2016
Pages in category "Holy Cross Cemetery"
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