John Polk Campbell originally owned the land on which this cemetery is situated and much more land in the area. Through his will, he gave his son, L. A. Campbell, over 200 acres of land, who developed the large plot of land into a fruit farm and built his residence on it. He sold 30 acres in the northwest section of his land to an agricultural association. It was used as fairgrounds for a few years, and then they sold it to the cemetery association. On May 19th, 2021, the cemetery association turned 145 years old.
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