Black Pioneers Cemetery

PLOT SUMMARY: This one-acre cemetery between the Euharlee Presbyterian and Euharlee Baptist Churches was used for the burial of enslaved residents before the Civil War. It remained a burial ground for African Americans in Euharlee through the early 20th Century. By the 1990s, the cemetery was overgrown and nearly forgotten. Most of the graves were originally unmarked, and only three people out of the 300+ buried here have been identified thus far.

ADMISSION: FREE

PHONE: 770-607-2017, Euharlee Welcome Center and History Museum

PLOT YOUR NEXT MOVE: Bartow County African American Heritage Trail