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  This is a very unique cemetery. A thoughtful and sacred space to reflect on the challenges the European settlers of this region must have faced and the the boom and bust of the mining town. Grave dates range from the early 1900's to the present with most of the older graves being located towards the West. There were some worn wooden markers and some very intricate century old stone markers covered in lichen and surrounded by rusting fences.

  Added January 31, 2017 by Dillon H