A photo tour, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Scottsboro Alabama. Markers and monuments great and small, part 2.
Here lies Wisdom, "Gone but not forgotten."
A hand drawn cement marker in the old African American section. Grave sites are no longer segregated according to race.
Some grave site markers are as small as stones in the ground.
The old African American section of Cedar Hill. This grave marks the resting place of Mr. Riley Whitfield. Mr. Whitfield constructed Joyce Chapel on West Willow Street as well as the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Goosepond on Hancock Drive.
This hand drawn cement marker rests against the east wall, between the wall and the power poll.
An old bench.
Some family areas have no markers.
The monuments of Colonel & Mrs. John D. Snodgrass. John Snodgrass was the Commander of the 55th Alabama Regiment, a local Confederate Unit.
White marble row.
Here lies Wisdom, "Gone but not forgotten."
A hand drawn cement marker in the old African American section. Grave sites are no longer segregated according to race.
Some grave site markers are as small as stones in the ground.
The old African American section of Cedar Hill. This grave marks the resting place of Mr. Riley Whitfield. Mr. Whitfield constructed Joyce Chapel on West Willow Street as well as the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Goosepond on Hancock Drive.
This hand drawn cement marker rests against the east wall, between the wall and the power poll.
An old bench.
Some family areas have no markers.
The monuments of Colonel & Mrs. John D. Snodgrass. John Snodgrass was the Commander of the 55th Alabama Regiment, a local Confederate Unit.
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