Montgomery, Alabama, USA-March 3, 2021: Old worn gravestones in historic Old Oakwood Cemetery established in 1818. Many soldiers and prominent people

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Montgomery, Alabama, USA-March 3, 2021: Old worn gravestones in historic Old Oakwood Cemetery established in 1818. Many soldiers and prominent people from Montgomery's past are buried here.

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