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For years, Little Rock s Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery has existed under the shadow of the better-known Mount Holly Cemetery located just a few miles to the east near downtown Little Rock, becoming known as one of the city s best-kept historical secrets, but on its 160th anniversary, a group of volunteers is hoping to change that.
LITTLE ROCK For years, Little Rock s Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery has existed under the shadow of the better-known Mount Holly Cemetery located just a few miles to the east near downtown Little Rock, becoming known as one of the city s best-kept historical secrets, but on its 160th anniversary, a group of volunteers is hoping to change that.
For years, Little Rock s Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery has existed under the shadow of the better-known Mount Holly Cemetery located just a few miles to the east near downtown Little Rock, becoming known as one of the city s best-kept historical secrets, but on its 160th anniversary, a group of volunteers is hoping to change that.