St. Roch Cemetery No. 2

St. Roch Cemetery No. 2 is a historic cemetery located in the city of New Orleans, in the United States. It has become a popular destination for travelers and photographers looking to experience the city’s historical and cultural heritage. Established in 1876, St. Roch Cemetery No. 2 is home to the remains of thousands of individuals, with an estimated 60,000 people buried in the grounds. It is the final resting place of notable individuals like voodoo priestess Marie Laveau, jazz musician Buddy Bolden, and civil rights leader Homer Plessy. More than just a cemetery, it is also a tranquil oasis; tall oaks, magnolias, and shrubs frame the paths, while ancient vaults and mausoleums add to its historic charm. Visitors are encouraged to explore its grounds, appreciate its beauty, and learn about its rich history.