Friday, February 7, 2014

Another Cemetery

No, I am not obsessed with cemeteries, although if you are a regular follower, you may think so. Usually, if we do stop at one, it has a very interesting story behind it OR a history worthy of sharing. Both apply to the Roosevelt Cemetery near the more well-known community of Globe. 


The settlement of Roosevelt no longer exits.











Path lined with rocks


Most of the grave sites looked like this
A white wooden cross at the end of a pile of rocks
No names, no dates


A rare headstone, but unreadable


A rather fancy headstone


Only 35 years old
William Dillon from England


Headstone of a stone cutter on the Roosevelt Dam crew


John Loser, stone cutter, of Germany
Headstone erected by his fellow workmen


A few wooden headstones
Father & Son?


Only 13
Did he also work at the dam?


Desert flora overtaking parts of the cemetery


The rest of the story...


And the final post from the Apache Trail Road Trip.
Next Adventure??? Yuma AZ






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