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Most Holy Trinity Cemetery
Welcome to Most Holy Trinity Cemetery, a sacred resting place located at 685 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. As an integral part of the community's rich history, this cemetery has been a cherished site for honoring and remembering those who have called the neighborhood home. Though no longer administered by the local parish, Most Holy Trinity Cemetery is now under the dedicated care of Catholic Cemeteries of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn. Established in 1841 by Fr. John Stephen Raffeiner, the cemetery originally resided on Montrose Avenue and has since moved to its current location to accommodate the growing needs of the parish. This historic site bears witness to generations of families who lived, worshiped, and contributed to the vibrant life of the community.
Sunday Rock
Welcome to Sunday Rock, a remarkable natural landmark nestled in the heart of South Colton, New York. Located at 3992 New York 56, this historic glacial erratic stands proudly at 11 feet high and weighs an impressive 64,000 pounds. A true testament to the power of nature, Sunday Rock has been a prominent feature of the landscape for centuries. In a fascinating tale of preservation and progress, Sunday Rock was first relocated in 1925 to accommodate the construction of a new highway. It was moved once more in 1965 when the highway was widened, ensuring its continued presence for future generations to admire. Today, it resides in a charming public roadside park, accompanied by two concrete monuments that honor its history and the organizations that played a pivotal role in its preservation.
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