Greenwood Memorial Terrace

Greenwood Memorial Terrace is a historic cemetery located in Spokane, Washington. Established in the late 19th century, it is known for its picturesque landscape and notable burials. The cemetery is divided into several sections, including the Masonic, Odd Fellows, and Knights of Pythias sections, reflecting the fraternal organizations prominent during its founding. The site is also home to the '1,000 Steps,' a unique stone staircase leading to the upper terraces, which has become a focal point for local legends and paranormal tales. Over the years, Greenwood Memorial Terrace has been the final resting place for many of Spokane's prominent citizens, including Patrick 'Patsy' Clark, a well-known mining magnate, and Sonora Louise Smart Dodd, the founder of Father's Day. The cemetery's serene environment and historical significance make it a place of interest for both historians and paranormal enthusiasts.