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Information from: http://www.wvculture.org/shpo/cemetery.html
The West Virginia Cemetery Survey is dependent upon the involvement of interested persons
with a knowledge of local history and an interest in its preservation. Historic and genealogical
societies, community groups, Boy and Girl Scout Troops, and other organizations are invited to
participate in the survey process.
If you know of a cemetery in your area that you believe should become a part of the Survey, contact the Division of Culture and History by telephone or mail. A Survey form will be sent to you at your request. If possible, include in your request the name of the town nearest the cemetery, so that we may send a copy of the topographic map to you as well.
Please address your requests to:
West Virginia Cemetery Survey
State Historic Preservation Office
The Cultural Center
1900 Kanawha Blvd., East
Charleston, WV 25305-0300
(304) 558-0220 Ext. 719
The information below is archived and links may no longer work:
Cemetery Protection Brochure – This brochure outlines the main provisions of the 2010 cemetery access legislation, along with additional hints and actions to take to protect your family cemeteries.
Instructions and Sample Letter to request access to a cemetery on privately owned land – This document provides step-by-step instructions for composing your access request letter to a private landowner, as well as a complete sample letter containing the required information.
The West Virginia Cemetery Survey
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