Old Baptist Cemetery in Hollywood, Alabama, is a historically significant 19th century burial site in the area formerly known as the Mud Creek Primitive Baptist Church. It is named for the oldest documented Baptist church in Jackson County, which dates back to 1819. The cemetery's division reflects the era of its founding: the white section, donated by Thomas Henry Machen, inters Civil War veterans, while the African American section, donated by Henry A. Stewart, contains the burial plots of former enslaved persons and their descendants. Joseph Eustace donated additional land for the church in 1844. The oldest graves are marked by stone markers and worn hand stones, while the African American plots were once marked by natural markers such as wood and flowers.