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Statues
on Garlington Tombstone
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Historical
Marker:
Greenwood
Cemetery
Greenwood Cemetery
was part of a Republic
of Texas grant, called the John Grigsby League, given for service
in the Battle
of San Jacinto. W. H. Gaston, pioneer Dallas
banker, acquired title to the site in 1874, after the noted local
legal battle, "The Grigsby Cases," and founded Trinity Cemetery. Greenwood
Cemetery Association assumed operation in 1896. Many people prominent
in the histories of the city, state and nation rest here, in addition
to casualties and verterans of every American military involvement
since the War between the States.
(1976) |
Greenwood Cemetery Historical Marker
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Cemetery
Angel
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Carter
Family Plot
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Guy
Stapleton Massey
Sailor, Singer, Author
The Prisoner's Song
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Muse
Tombstone
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Theo
Shuttles
Aged 5 years
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
"Viking
Burial?"
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Tombstone
Relief
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Col.
C. C. Slaughter's Mausoleum
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Civil
War Vererans plaque
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
Dallas
Women plaque
Photo courtesy David
Cole, May 2013 |
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