Photographs of the  Red Clay Creek Church Cemetery

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View of the cemetery captured from GoogleEarth(TM)

View of the cemetery northeast from the parking lot.

View of the cemetery northwest from the parking lot.

For some graves all that remains is a rough stone marker.

One of the oldest marked graves is that of John McAlmont (above), who died in 1776 December.
This is one of several above-ground vaults (below).

In the 1800s marble was a popular stone,
although it now shows the effects of weathering.

This child's grave is marked in the European style.

The more recent granite markers come in many shapes.

Former Red Clay Pastor Gordon Ruff and his wife are buried here.

Charles Skinner (above) served during World War One.
Raymond Smith (below) served during World War Two.
These bronze military plaques are flush with the ground.

Section F is reserved for burials of cremation ashes

Markers in Section F are flush with the ground.