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Located at 391-405 S. Houston Avenue, Humble, the Humble Cemetery is believed to be the town's oldest, with the earliest documented burial taking place sometime between 1867-79, according a Texas Historical Commission marker, which was awarded to the cemetery in 1992. (Hannah Zedaker/Community Impact Newspaper)

Historic Humble Cemetery to undergo restoration

By Hannah Brol

The Humble Cemetery will soon be getting a facelift following the unanimous approval of a nearly $10,000 general services agreement between the city of Humble and Texas Cemetery Restoration LLC.

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