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  After leaving the Moonville tunnel, my girl and I drove up to the cemetery that night, I never expected to find some young kids up there drinking and a small fire going. I noticed on each grave site, people placed coins from penny's to quarter's, not sure what the significant reason why this was done! Again it's part of Moonville history, a must see sight to see and pay respect to people that has made history in a way!!

  Added July 22, 2017 by David Martin
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  If done right you can see faces of supposed spirits in the trees around the cemetery in your picture i must not be doign something right yet or maybe cyz I usually o by myself maybe if i got some friends thats hard to find for me and go explore one such place is outside loiusville ky called waverly hills sanatarium

  Added July 10, 2017 by Jason Tindall
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  The picture of the round structure was used to make bricks and isn't even in Moonville. The cemetery is amazing and incredibly interesting to see all of the history.

  Added November 17, 2016 by Wyatt Elkins