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Bridgetown Cemetery was established in 1864 as the First German Protestant Cemetery of Green Township. In 1961, the cemetery changed its name to Bridgetown Cemetery and became a non-denominational burial ground.

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Bridgetown Cemetery: Cincinnati, Ohio, United States; The Bridgetown Cemetery began in 1864 as the First German Protestant Cemetery with 7 acres along Bridgetown Road. It has grown to include 12 additional acres along Harrison Ave to a total of 19 acres, and has been a Non-Denominational Cemetery since 1961. Its name permanently changed to the Bridgetown Cemetery in 1961.

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