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Klinefelter Cemetery Mapping - Phase I                                                  April 5-9, 2017

Klinefelter Cemetery is a local historic landmark in the City of Green.  It sits on the corner of E. Nimisila and S. Arlington and although it's a significant site for this community, it has become rather shabby looking.  The Mayor would like to encircle it with a fence and place a historical marker there to give the cemetery its due dignity.  That's where Dr. Tim Matney, professor of archaeology at UA comes in.  He has generously offered to organize his students to survey the cemetery so that we are able to correctly place a fence and sign - by identifying where gravesites might be that are no longer visible on the surface and generally confirming the boundaries of the cemetery.  Dr. Matney met several of us at Klinefelter Cemetery on November 22 to walk the site and talk about various methods that could be used to achieve our goals for this historic place.
Dr. Matney has offered to work alongside Mr. John Berry - a Green High School science teacher and several of Mr. Berry's students in a collaborative archaeological experience.  We are really excited to see this unfold and very grateful that some of our high school students will have this really unique opportunity in their own community.
The City of Green has asked GHS to assist with this project by cleaning up the cemetery grounds, removing leaves and any loose debris so that Mr. Matney’s equipment will work better.  While we will not have an ‘official’ role in the mapping festivities on April 8th and 9th, we will have the opportunity to allow a few of our members to be present and watch and record our own notes about Mr. Matney’s findings.  Because of the size of the cemetery, this opportunity is available first come, first served.  All GHS members wishing to attend must be prepared to record notes and watch Mr. Matney and the students work without distracting or interrupting their work. 
 
Klinefelter Cemetery Mapping Project  -  Volunteer Opportunities
 
April 5, 2017 – 9-12 Klinefelter Cemetery Clean Up
            6 People to Do Yard Clean Up (we will have assistance from COG seasonal workers)
 
April 6, 2017 – 9-12 Klinefelter Cemetery Clean Up
6 People to Do Yard Clean Up (we will have assistance from COG seasonal workers)
 
April 7, 2017 – 9-12 Rain Date for Clean Up Work
            6 People to Do Yard Clean Up (if needed)
 
April 8, 2017 – 8:30 – 5 Klinefelter Mapping
            4 People to Watch and Record
April 9, 2017 – 8:30 – 5 Klinefelter Mapping



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  • Home
  • Our Mission
    • Past Events >
      • 2016 >
        • Greensburg School (Kleckner) Time Capsule Opening
      • 2015 >
        • GHS Archives Open House
        • Community Work Day at Southgate Farm
      • 2014 >
        • Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse
        • Merestead Farms Anniversary
        • Heritage Homes Program
        • Memorial Day Parade 2014
      • 2013 >
        • Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse - Early Life in Green
        • War of 1812 Ceremony
        • Field Trip: Zoar Village
        • Memories of Green, Girl Scout Troop 90384 Cadettes Silver Award Project
        • Local Railroad History
        • Community Photo Day
      • 2012 >
        • Christmas Party 2012
        • History of Comet
        • Greensburg Cemetery Tour
        • Dues & Desserts 2012 - Scholarship Night
        • Green Expo 2012
      • 2011 >
        • Historic Christmas Open House 2012
        • One-room Schoolhouses
        • Tour of Green
        • Ohio Barns Part II
        • Memorial Day Parade 2011
        • Dues and Desserts at MAPS
        • Commemorating the Civil War in 2011
        • Green Expo 2011
      • 2010 >
        • Christmas Dinner Party
        • Singer Lake Bog Presentation
        • Visit to Lake Township Museum
        • Ohio Barns Part I
        • 2010 Playset Raffle
        • 2010 Memorial Day Parade
        • Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt
      • 2009
    • New Projects
    • Sponsors
  • Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse
    • Upstairs Exhibits >
      • Artifacts Recovered from the Schoolhouse Fire 2016
      • Bottles from Old Hog Farm
      • Comet Church Reunion Quilt - 1920
      • Fossils and our Natural History
      • Highland Grange Hall
      • Ella B. Warner Quilt and Schoolbook
      • Holmes Stereoscopes
      • Native Peoples Tools
      • Postcards from Green
      • Spring Hill Dig
      • Regena Smith Gregory Scale Schoolhouse
      • William and Fola Carr Collection
    • Downstairs Exhibits >
      • Apples of Green
      • Greensburg Fair
      • Menches Brothers
      • Pflueger Collection
      • Scouting in Green
  • Our Archive
    • Innovators of Green
    • History of Green >
      • Hamlets of Green >
        • Aultman
        • East Liberty
        • Comet
        • Greensburg
        • Myersville
      • Becoming a City
      • Early Families of Green >
        • Kepler Family
        • Pflueger Family
      • Early Settlers and the Native Peoples
      • Schools & Alumni of Green >
        • Early Schoolhouses
        • Kleckner Elementary Building
        • Greenwood Early Learning Center
        • Green Primary School
        • Green Intermediate School
        • Green Middle School
        • Green High School
      • Churches
      • Cemeteries >
        • Cemetery - Klinefelter
        • Cemetery - Greensburg
      • The Evangelical Movement & Greensburg Seminary
    • Railroads
    • Women of Green
    • History Myserties
    • Famous - with Roots in Green >
      • Clark Vandersall Poling
      • Buzz Fazio
      • John R. Buchtel
      • Lewis Miller
      • George W. Crouse
    • Local History References >
      • The Land Act of 1804
    • Preservation in Green >
      • Historic Homes of Green
      • Local Landmarks
      • Preserved Structures from Green
      • Klinefelter Cemetery Mapping
    • Green Fire Department History
    • Digital Archives >
      • Video Archive
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