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  Very awesome. Duane Allman, Barry Oakley, Little Martha, Elizabeth Reed all buried there. Also, the Bond Memorial where album photo was shot. Absolutely beautiful.

  Added May 28, 2017 by all out Go
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  I used to visit Rose Hill often when I lived in Warner Robins and Macon. I first got interested in it when I found out Duane Allman and Berry Oakley were buried there. It is also the burial site of Elizabeth Reed, the tomb stone that gave the Allman Brothers the inspiration for the song "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed". Very cool place to take pictures and walk around.

  Added March 23, 2017 by Shan Smith
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  A beautiful historic cemetery that's always worth a visit. Do watch your step - the hills can be kind of steep! There's great local history here, and you'll always find something new if you stalk about for a while.

  Added January 09, 2017 by Andrew Benesh
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  Beautiful old cemetery. The city holds a "spirit walk" through the cemetery every October. As you walk around the tour guide shares the history of the people buried there.

  Added November 22, 2016 by Skye Ren
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  Beautiful cemetery. So much history. Gregg Allman, his brother and another band member are buried here. Worth the trip if you're passing through Macon. They hung out here by the railroad tracks and wrote many of their songs.

  Added October 25, 2016 by Laura Fiske