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Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery

Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery is a South Carolina historical marker in Fort Mill vicinity, York County, dedicated 2024.

York County · dedicated 2024 · East side of Banks Rd., 1/4 mi. north of Banksridge Rd., Fort Mill vicinity, Fort Mill vicinity

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Front: This cemetery dates to at least c.1900 and was established by members of Bethlehem Baptist Church. Bethlehem historically worshipped at a site north of here in Fort Mill. Tradition holds the cemetery lot was given by church trustee Handy White. It is roughly one acre in size and likely contains around 100 burials. Reverse: The cemetery mainly served African American residents of Fort Mill’s Paradise community. It was also known as the Banks Street Cemetery. It was overseen by the Bethlehem congregation as well as Jerusalem Baptist Church, which worshipped nearby on Brickyard Road. Burials no longer take place.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History

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