A typical Doric cube of the early twentieth century. The stained glass is rather good. Charles A. Brooks was interred here in 1906, and Anna Cloyde Woodward Brooks in 1931; according to cemetery records, they are the only residents.
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Brooks Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
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Mueller Monument, Homewood Cemetery
A tasteful Art Deco stele with a flame pattern from the middle twentieth century.
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Nelson Cross, Homewood Cemetery
An ornate Celtic cross, probably put up in 1951 when John Evon Nelson died. Celtic crosses became popular in the late 1800s, promoted especially by the Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co., and they have remained a popular niche item ever since.
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David Shaw Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
A standard Egyptian-style mausoleum with lotus-flower bronze doors and a matching stained-glass window.
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Anthony H. Newell Grave, Homewood Cemetery
An unusual design: a full-length grave with a kind of miniature Corinthian temple as the headstone.
