Ahavas Israel Cemetery, Grand Rapids

#41 among attractions in Grand Rapids

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Ahavas Israel Cemetery is located at 1801 Garfield Avenue in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It is the cemetery for the Conservative Ahavas Israel congregation. ()

Coordinates: 42°59'47"N, 85°41'58"W

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West GrandGrand Rapids United States

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Ahavas Israel Cemetery – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, John Ball Zoo, Grand Rapids Public Museum, La Grande Vitesse.

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Interactive exhibits on president's life
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Interactive zoo with an aquarium
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Museum, Observatories and planetariums, Office
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2.4 miSE
Monuments and statues
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Observatories and planetariums
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42°57'59"N • 85°40'31"W
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