For their mausoleum, the McCutcheons chose a remarkably tasteful miniature Gothic church, dated 1881 over the stone doors on both sides.
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McCutcheon Mausoleum, Union Dale Cemetery
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Taylor-Langfitt Mausoleum, Highwood Cemetery
A small classical mausoleum in very good taste; the Boston ivy is always a picturesque touch, but especially in the fall. The name “Taylor” was added to the pediment later.
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Robert Carson Mausoleum, Union Dale Cemetery
A sturdy-looking Doric mausoleum built in 1895. It looks even sturdier because the entrance, where there were probably once bronze doors, has been filled in with concrete.
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Maeder Mausoleum, Smithfield East End Cemetery
Simple modernist elegance enlivened by bronze doors and decorative etching around the doorframe.
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Andrew Jackman Mausoleum, St. Mary’s Cemetery
One of the most elegant Ionic mausoleums in the city, this one is notable for its perfectly balanced classical details and its tastefully ornate bronze doors.
