Uptown Dallas

Much of Dallas’ history is evident in Uptown’s four contiguous cemeteries. Greenwood, originally a Protestant cemetery, is Dallas’ second oldest official burial ground. It opened in 1874 and incorporates the order of the King’s Daughter’s Charity Burial for the indigent. Across Hall St. lies Calvary Cemetery which is owned by the Catholic Diocese and was the resting place for many European immigrants. Across the fence is Temple Emanu-El Cemetery, where many luminaries of Dallas’ Jewish community are buried. Freedman’s Memorial contains the unmarked reinterment site of thousands of African Americans relocated during the reconstruction of Central Expressway, with shameful but historic ties to slavery dramatically illustrated in sculpture and poetry on the site.

MADI
"Geometric Interpretations: Works using Paper"
OPENING RECEPTION: June 11, 6:30 - 8:00
EXHIBIT DATES: June 11 - Sept. 26
3109 Carlisle

CHRISTOPHER MARTIN GALLERY
Featuring the evolving work of Dallas based contempory artist Christopher Martin.
1933 Cedar Springs

CROW COLLECTION OF ASIAN ART
More than 600 works of art from China, Japan, India & Southeast Asia.
2010 Flora

EAGLES ANTIQUES
Fine 18th, 19th and 20th centurary antique furniture and accessories, clocks, Russian icons and art.
2711 Fairmount

GALERIE KORNYE
American and European 19th & 20th century fine art.
2530 Fairmount

HERITAGE AUCTION GALLERIES
World's third largest collectibles auctioneer.
3500 Maple Ave

MAC
Contempoary arts center for visual and performing arts.
3120 McKinney Ave.

THE 4th WALL GALLERY
2925 Fairmount St.

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The cemeteries are open for individual self guided tours Monday – Sunday, 9 am – 4:30 pm. Contact us at (469) 341 - 1199 or MaryAlice@UptownDallas.net if you are interest in a brochure.

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