A Macon (Ga.) Telegraph photographer's arrest for trespassing at the Allman Brothers' grave site has renewed debate about public access to the city-owned Rose Hill Cemetery. The controversy centers on whether relatives of the late Barry Oakley and Duane Allman - members of the Macon-based band - may erect barriers to stop what they say is continual desecration of the burial plot. The desecration is so severe that Oakley's father will not visit the graves, says Oakley's sister Candace.
October 08, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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MACON–A Macon Telegraph photographer’s arrest for trespassing at the Allman Brothers’ grave site has renewed debate about public access to the city-owned Rose Hill Cemetery.
The controversy centers on whether relatives of the late Barry Oakley and Duane Allman-members of the Macon-based band-may erect barriers to stop what they say is continual desecration of the burial plot.
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