Alhambra Cemetery

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Carquinez Scenic Dr
Martinez, CA 94553

Alhambra Cemetery, located in Martinez, CA, is a serene historical site that dates back to the late 19th century. Nestled among lush greenery, it serves as the final resting place for many notable figures from the region's history. The cemetery features beautiful landscaping, intricate gravestones, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a reflective spot for visitors who wish to explore the rich heritage of the area.

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3.02 reviews
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Chris L.
9/14/2019

Unfortunately, this cemetery is generally closed. A sign states that you can get access via the police department in town. However, the police department office is only open on weekdays, so I was...

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Ivy S.
5/21/2011

Knock, Knock. Who's there? No one. No one is here except well you know, dead people. Today, May 21st is claimed to be the "Rapture". Not only will the living good ascend to heaven but the...

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