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Fall in the Homewood Cemetery
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Hax-McCullough Monument, Allegheny Cemetery
A row of Haxes and McCulloughs rests in front of this angel under identical slabs. C. C. Hax died in 1927, and this monument was put up in 1928 (according to the cemetery’s Web site). The Haxes made their money in leather goods and the McCulloughs in electric equipment, so this was what you would call a mixed marriage.
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H. P. Sloterbeck Mausoleum, Allegheny Cemetery
A Doric mausoleum with rusticated stone: a very common sort of design, but very dignified, and much more picturesque when we add autumn leaves. The stained glass inside is a standard design from the catalogue.
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Fall Leaves in Calvary Cemetery
A particularly splendid maple tree in Calvary Cemetery.
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Fall Leaves in the Homewood Cemetery
