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Duncan Heights Cemetery, Reclaimed by Neighbors

duncanheightscemetery.org ↗ · Civic & Public Life · score 88.0
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A community history and volunteer-restoration site for an abandoned cemetery in McCandless, Pennsylvania.

Why it surfaced

Founded in 1931 for Pittsburgh's African American community and later opened to all, Duncan Heights now has no known owner and may contain hundreds or thousands of graves. The site documents its history, veterans' section, mapped grave sites, cleanup work, and the practical ways neighbors can help.

A File Musicians Can Argue With

August 7’s newborn domains include editable orchestral scores with up to 33 staves, 15 years of Valencia council interventions, a dementia-friendly frame with one optional button, and a memorial golf tournament whose winner wears the Meatball Jacket.

This is one of 1,000 discoveries in the 2026-08-07 Domain Arrivals issue.