A simple but elegant Ionic mausoleum, seen here with the much more extravagant Brown pyramid in the background.
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Hemphill Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
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Fownes Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
A rich-looking Ionic façade with a Victorian profusion of details, including rusticated stone blocks. It seems to have been a stock model; an exact duplicate was built for the Wilson family in the Union Dale Cemetery.
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Baum Monument, Homewood Cemetery
This unusual round Doric temple, unlike a closed mausoleum, invites cemetery visitors to step up and under the roof. There the names of the Baum family members interred here are inscribed in an open stone book on a lectern.
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Sloan Shaft, Homewood Cemetery
A very Victorian towering shaft topped with an urn. It probably dates from 1891, when A. R. Sloan died.
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Heinz Mausoleum, Homewood Cemetery
Generations of Heinzes rest in this Jeffersonian domed mausoleum, including H. J. the ketchup king and the late Senator John Heinz.
