A romantic marble monument to one of the powerful Negley family.
DANL. NEGLEY
BORN
APRIL 10th 1802
DIED
DEC. 4th 1867
In a different light the eroded inscription on the open book might be more legible, but many of the letters have disappeared.
A romantic marble monument to one of the powerful Negley family.
DANL. NEGLEY
BORN
APRIL 10th 1802
DIED
DEC. 4th 1867
In a different light the eroded inscription on the open book might be more legible, but many of the letters have disappeared.
A small and simple rustic Romanesque mausoleum that still bears its decades of accumulated industrial blackness.
JULY 26, 1836—MARCH 23, 1891
IN LASTING MEMORY OF THE
NOBLE INFLUENCE AND
COUNTLESS LOVING DEEDS OF
EVELYN M. SIMPSON
TEACHER IN
PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL
1871—1891
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
PITTSBURGH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
A monument from her students to a beloved teacher who died young. In the late 1800s, going to high school was a privilege, even in public schools, since most working-class teenagers would probably have been helping support their families. Thus a high-school teacher might have a more appreciative audience, and the experience for the students might have been more like college and less like medium-security prison.
We have seen this monument to steel baron B. F. Jones before, but the splashes of sun and shade, and the November colors, seemed picturesque enough to warrant seeing it again.
An octagonal marble shaft of the sort that was very popular in the middle 1800s.
THOMAS H. HAYS
DIED
MARCH 11, 1855,
IN THE 51 YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
SARAH STEWART HAYS
DIED JULY 16, 1860,
AGED 54 YEARS.
On this side, two young soldiers who died in the Civil War:
CHARLES T. HAYS,
CO. C. 23. REGT. PA. VOLS.
DIED NOV. 19, 1862,
AT GEORGETOWN, D. C..,
IN THE 20 YEAR OF HIS AGE
GEORGE S. HAYS,
—- REGT. G. T. (?) VOLS.
DIED OCT 11., 1863(?)
AT MARTINSBURG, VA.
IN THE 23 YEAR OF HIS AGE