This cemetery is located in the quiet countryside just a half mile east of 183. Despite being…read morefounded in 1894 this is still an active cemetery with recent interments. There is a covered memorial area and plenty of room for future interments. There is a small Texas historical placard denoting the founding date, but no other information other than that. There are some graves from the early 20th century, but most are somewhat recent. There's quite a few ringed in family plots covered in pea gravel. Names on the headstones are of European descent. 10 photos included for more info.

Beautiful Cemetary…read more Did you know that the Bagdad Cemetery is a Historic Cemetary? It has a Historical marker to your left as you drive in. It was established in 1855 by Max Cacher. The Historical Marker Reads the following; Opened 1857 with burial of 3-year-old John Babcock, whose father Charles later gave tract to community. Other early burials were Civil War veteran John Haile and Col. C. C. Mason. Leander, founded 1882 when railroad bypassed Bagdad, shares use of this tract, enlarged in 1959 and 1966. And did you know and you can check it out for yourself......The opening seen in the movie "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" film (1974) is Bagdad Cemetery in Leander, Texas. Check the web to see all the sites used in Texas for the movie! I only wish my husband knew this before he passed away. But he is here and I'll be right beside him one day! History is Amazing!!!!

My 30yo husband was buried there almost 10yrs ago. We planted a tree 5yrs ago, it was cut down last…read moreyear. I've been trying to get answers for a yr as to what happened to it and have yet to get a response. Seems a little disredpectful, odd and disorganized, that a tree disappears and we can't get an answer from anyone.

incompeten. my loved one has been in a body bag for 12 days. I'm told they can't get doctor to sign…read moreoff. makes no sense. they suggested I phone doctor. that is NOT my job. what is going on over there?

Eli, Toni, Neil and everyone at Harrell Funeral Home (Putnam) were wonderful helping my family with…read moremy late brother's care. They made a difficult situation much easier to handle. Everything was very professional and supportive.

Not the easiest review to write because it's for business that no one purposefully wants to have to…read moretend to. However, I highly recommend Beck and specifically the Funeral Director Taylor. She walked me through the entire process of making arrangements for my mom. She was very communicative and empathetic to my loss. I was so stressed about what I was going to have to do and had no idea where to start. She put all my concerns at ease and made sure I and my family were taken care of and had everything we needed.

Unfriendly lady with bun asked us to leave their empty parking lot when we parked to look up…read moredirections on Father's Day at 12:40 p.m.. We were in a blue truck and told we had to leave since we weren't attending a service and "people were coming." Very sour expression and negative attitude. I hope more compassion is shown to the families who choose them for services.

This cemetery sits at the busy intersection of Newhope Drive and Bell Boulevard in Cedar Park on…read morethe same property that Newhope first Baptist Church is at. The cemetery seems out of place considering it's modern surroundings, but it's been here since the mid 1800s. The cemetery sits on about an acres' worth of land directly in front of the church. This is still an active cemetery, but there's not much space left. The property is pretty well cared for, although there are some damaged fallen markers. There is a Texas historical sign posted in front of the church which gives some insight as to who is buried here. Plenty of photos and a video for more information.

This church is all about money. Cater to ppl who donate large amounts, cater to parents of…read moremisbehaving children. This church does not give good lessons to teenagers who are disrespectful to disabled. Pastors interrup prayer resquests if it disagrees with church politics. These are my personal experiences with this church.

Near the corner of RM 2147 and Highway 71 you'll find this cemetery a few yards from the road. The…read morecemetery is surrounded on all sides by the Texas countryside. The one drawback is that there is no parking lot so you'll have to find a place to park along Highway 71 which is a fairly busy road. This is one of the older Texas graveyards, which was founded in 1859. As the sign at the entrance states, this cemetery is "dedicated to the early settlers of this vicinity". Many of these older headstones could really benefit from a good cleaning. Sadly, like many cemeteries from this you see several infant graves, and people who died in their 20s. The cemetery does have a fenced in perimeter and has been reasonably cared for over time. The majority of the graves are no longer visited by family members, however, there are actually some newer interments from the late 20th century which show signs of visitation. There is one small Texas historical sign associated with a grave, but there is not a larger sign on the property. Judging by the recent interments, and the fact that there is still more space available, I can only assume this is still an active cemetery.

At the entrance of the cemetery is a Texas historical sign that really pretty much tells you all…read moreyou need to know about the cemetery. There are literally thousands of headstones neatly arranged on the gently sloping hill. There is a gated entrance to the property which is open to the public and there is a single paved road that takes you through it. This is still an active cemetery with plenty of space for more interments. Most of the headstones are from the 20th century and many are recent. I did see a couple of infant graves from the late 1800s. One thing I was not able to find was a registry or a scan code that would let you know who is buried where. It is well maintained and many of the graves are still visited and adorned by their loved ones. Many of these graves are divided into family plots and surrounded by concrete borders. Many of the past residents of Marble Falls have made this space their forever home.

Very disappointed with the customer service from this landscaping supplier. We spoke with them…read moredirectly regarding missing materials that were never provided with our order, and they stated they could not offer any reimbursement or resolution for the inconvenience. On top of that, they expected us to drive back to the original location for the missing materials, even though our job site was over an hour away. We politely asked if we could pick up the materials at a different location closer to the project, but they refused and offered absolutely no compromise or assistance. Poor communication, lack of accountability, and terrible customer service overall. As contractors, we rely on suppliers to be dependable and willing to work with customers when issues happen. Unfortunately, that was not the experience here.

I made a major change in front of my house for the bed between the house and walk way. We turned it…read moreinto a zeroscape space. We picked up a truck load of rock, weed barrier and stakes. It was super easy to do business with them.