A rustic boulder with an angel in high relief presides over matching rustic headstones. It probably dates from about 1899.
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Moore Monument, Homewood Cemetery
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T. Marshall Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
An unusual Romanesque mausoleum—particularly unusual in being half-sunk into a hill. The rusticated stone, round arch, and leafy ornament, however, are all standard marks of the Romanesque style.
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Keech Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
A larger-than-average Doric mausoleum whose hillside location allows for an impressive stairway. Its best feature is the beautiful Tiffany-like stained glass in the rear.
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Seaman Monument, Homewood Cemetery
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA A statue, perhaps of a wingless recording angel (writing “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord”), tops a tastefully simple classical monument.
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McCluen Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
A rusticated temple in the Modern Ionic style, notable for its fine stained glass. The painting in the face and lilies has faded, but we can still imagine how it must have looked when it was fresh.
