There was a brief revival of early-nineteenth-century tombstone styles in the 1920s and 1930s, and it produced some very attractive designs. Several of them are in the Laughlin plot. The three above share a weeping-willow design patterned after folk-art tombstones of a hundred years earlier.

This later tombstone is made in the same shape as the others, but with a different decorative scheme.

In the same plot are some stones with bronze plaques commemorating Henry B. Laughlin and his two wives.