A modest rustic temple with Doric columns. Like most mausoleums in the South Side Cemetery, it has lost its bronze doors, and the gap has been filled with concrete blocks.
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Kauffeld Mausoleum, South Side Cemetery
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Williams Mausoleum, South Side Cemetery
Old Pa Pitt is going to call this style Romanesque because of the medieval columns, rusticated stone, and rounded lintel; but it is perhaps a bit of a mixed metaphor in style. Like most of the mausoleums in the unguarded South Side Cemetery, it has lost its bronze doors, which have been replaced with ugly concrete blocks.
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Lewin Mausoleum, West View Cemetery
A simple rustic mausoleum, probably a stock model, immaculately kept, like everything in the West View Cemetery.
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Jacques Weil Mausoleum, West View Cemetery
A very simple mausoleum whose visual interest comes mostly from the rusticated blocks, and their contrast with the finished doorframe.
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Joseph Bennett Mausoleum, West View Cemetery
Rusticated blocks and Doric columns are a popular combination for good reason: the Doric style is simple enough to go well with rough-cut stone, which adds interest to the otherwise blank side walls.
