Adamsville Cemetery History, Travel Information, Facts And More

It is the historic cemetery in Pinal County, Arizona (USA). It is an old cemetery established in 1894 and its establishment was accredited to the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The cemetery is currently owned and managed by Florence town, Arizona.
History
The town Adamsville was among the initial towns formed across Pinal County in Arizona (USA). The name of the town and its cemetery derived from the original settler of the area who?s named Fred A. Adams. He formed the town in 1866. A nearby Gila River was flooded in 1900 and wiped out almost all the Adamsville town. The remaining town and cemetery were deeded to the town of Florence.

The historic burial place is located on the southern periphery of the Florence town in Pinal County, AZ. It is situated on the junction of highway 79 and 287. The cemetery is not clearly visible from the road.
Bus
The Pinal County Complex bus stop in Florence is just 3 kilometers away from the cemetery via Plant Road and W Butte Avenue bus route. Other nearby bus stops are Florence Library (Town Hall) bus stop, Adamsville Rd (Main Street) bus stop, etc.
Train
The nearest railway station to the cemetery is located on Gilbert Road in Mesa (AZ). It is about 80 kilometers away from the Adamsville graveyard.
Air
The Coolidge-Randolph municipal airport in Coolidge is the nearest airport to the cemetery; it is located within 15 kilometers of Adamsville.