In fact, it’s not hard to miss if you’re actually looking for it. So, to answer all of your questions, yes, there is indeed a cemetery in this parking lot. The first being Oaky Woods, which I will write about at a different time. Well, this parking lot is probably the second most requested subject out of all of middle Georgia, at least to me. Most of my family and friends know that I will definitely get to the bottom of a historical question, as soon as possible. It’s no secret that I have become a popular person to ask about these stories. ![]() I get to learn so many truths about myths, legends and long-forgotten tales. ![]() The coolest thing about being a member of the Perry Area Historical Society is the fact that I get to hear so many amazing stories. Today, on Houston’s History Files, we discuss what the little enclosure is all about. Indeed, there is a fenced off area surrounded by parking spots in the back of the lot. What do I remember most about that particular store opening? The immediate rumors of there being a cemetery in the parking lot. No, no, Wally world decided Warner Robins was too big for just one store, so the Booth Road store was later built. Back then, Wal-Mart was fairly new, having moved from the old location where the Big Lots is currently, but it wouldn’t be alone for long. ![]() I would be a student by day and a cart pusher by night. I can’t remember how old I was, but I do remember still being in high school. The good ole’ Uncle Sam (and my Grandpa/Aunt) decided it was time for me to pay my fair share. I had plenty of "jobs” way before then, but it was all under the table and tax-free. The very first real job I ever had in my life was at Wal-Mart, on Watson in Warner Robins.
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