St Patrick's Cemetery is located in the old town of Lockport just on the outskirts. In one photo below if you view the picture of the sign you will see a clover on it.  The cemetery is roughly 1/2 mile in size, at a much higher elevation then most of the town itself, and seems to be mainly all Irish Descent Buried here including a soldier from 1843 in the 64 regiment. The cemetery over looks some towns in the distance since it sits at a higher elevation. I also noticed that it is one of the darkest cemeteries I ever walked in the reason for this is because of its rolling hills throughout it block out the lonely lit road it exist on. 

A lot of the stones you will see when walking around are names like O'Connor, O'Brien Ect... By far this is a cemetery that you would see in a horror film. Many of the trees are bent and hanging, many headstones lay face down, some tipped at odd angles, some broken in half and scattered, some against a tree, and some beautifully carved and large such as a cross that was 15 feet in height. The oldest stones date back to the 1830s as well. 

There is this one spot that you take the road in between 2 hills and its a dead end over looking a steep hill down at the dead end seems to be some of the most vandalized and weathered stones. The activity here is very high although my first visit I only got a few anomaly photos the noise, footsteps, are very intense. This old cemetery is full of surprises and 2 years ago another group did investigate it and they did get some demonic faces, Ecto, and orbs so definitely this place has some history to it and the ghost included.

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