Haley McInnis

A wrought iron fence dating back to the 1800s surrounds a cemetery, picturesque with towering oak trees draped intricately in Spanish moss. Grace Episcopal Church and Cemetery is found in St. Francisville, a quaint town in southern Louisiana, and one of the state’s oldest protestant churches. If you meander through the 9-acre cemetery, countless gravestones, statues, and a few mausoleums date back to when the church and cemetery were first created in 1827.