Friends of Historic Topeka Cemetery: Abraham Lincoln

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Historic Topeka Cemetery is located between 10th and I-70 on California. The cemetery office is 1601 10th Street, 785-233-4132. It is open from dawn to dusk daily, and the office is open 8-2, M-F.

Former board member, Lisa Sandmeyer, is acting superintendent. Lisa's lifelong career in journalism serves her well in dealing with the diverse situations that occur in managing an historic site that is also an ongoing business.

Find us on FB and follow this blog to keep up with coming events. We plan to share stories from the lives of those who rest here, as well as photos from this scenic graveyard.

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Established in 1859, Historic Topeka Cemetery is the oldest chartered cemetery in the state and the longest continuously operated business still at the same location, in Topeka.

Both an open-air museum and an ongoing

enterprise, Historic Topeka Cemetery is in need

of preservation, interpretation, and renovation.

Friends of Historic Topeka Cemetery (FHTC)

will facilitate events and programs to further these

goals.

Members receive:

n Friends newsletter

n Invitations to special Friends-only events

n Discounts on tickets to paid events

n Discounts on Friends' merchandise available on the website

Please join us:

q Charter Membership $100/first year

q Individual Membership $35/year

q Family Membership $50/year

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Please make check payable* to Friends of Historic Topeka Cemetery

Send membership form and check (no credit cards accepted – yet) to:

Friends of Historic Topeka Cemetery

1601 SE 10th

Topeka, KS 66607

Information: (785) 233-4132

*The Friends is a 501(c)3 corporation. Contributions are tax deductible.

Friends of Historic Topeka Cemetery

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Lincoln Day Program

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