🍌 Mouth Cemetery

Mouth Cemetery is a historic cemetery located in Muskegon County, Michigan, near the city of Montague. The cemetery is located in a rural forested area. It is the oldest cemetery in Muskegon County. There are around 300 graves in the cemetery. The cemetery is open to the public from dawn to dusk, with access from Sunset Lane, a dirt road behind the old Mouth Elementary School, one of the oldest schools in the area, which has since been transformed into a church. Many children have been buried here, with a much larger proportion of children compared to other cemeteries. Many people have reported strange paranormal events, and there is an urban legend that a teenage boy sat in a chair named 'Sadony's Chair', and was killed in a car accident exactly one year after sitting in the chair. The most popular grave belongs to Captain William Robinson, the White River lighthouse keeper. William Robinson was the original maintainer of the lighthouse, starting from when it was built in 1875, all the way to his death in 1919. He died the day before he was supposed to leave the lighthouse.