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Cemeteries
Boehne Monument
John W. Boehne, Sr., was mayor of Evansville from 1905-1908 and later served as U. S. Congressman; monument is in the Lutheran Cemetery; photo taken c. 1980
Carpenter Monument
Monument of Willard Carpenter, founder of Willard Library (d. 1883), in Oak Hill Cemetery; photo dated October 10, 1996 (17PC 27)
Denby Monument
Charles Denby was a Civil War Union Army officer, U. S. Minister to China, and was involved in the creation of Willard Library; buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after his death in 1904 (Marchand 26)
James Bethel Gresham's Grave
Photo taken in France by the New York Times on January 7, 1918, two months after Gresham's death; he is now buried in Locust Hill Cemetery (Knecht 535)
Johnson Monument
Memorial to Mead Johnson in Oak Hill Cemetery; photo
dated October 10, 1996 (17PC 45)
Kiefer Monument
New Salem Cemetery, Campground Rd.; photo dated October 6, 1996 (18PC 22)
Locust Hill Cemetery
Belfry; early 1900s (Riggs 14)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Administration building; early 1900s (Knecht 3651)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Two girls gaze at pond in front of the Administration building; early 1900s (Marchand 23)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Civil War section; photo dated October 6, 1996 (17PC 31)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Headstones marking the graves of Civil War soldiers; photo dated October 6, 1996 (17PC 32)
Oak Hill Cemetery
View of lake; photo dated 1909 (Knecht 3652)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Entrance gate; c. 1909 (Knecht 3650)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Construction of the Bosse monument; photo dated 1915 (Knecht 1048)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Civil War soldiers burial section; photo dated 1911 (Oak Hill 1)
Oak Hill Cemetery
New administration building (old office and residence visible in background at left); c. 1899 (Oak Hill 2)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Residence and office building; erected in 1864 and razed in 1899 (Oak Hill 4)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Newly-installed fountain; c. 1911 (Oak Hill 5)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Main entrance and gate; c. 1911 (Oak Hill 6)
Oak Hill Cemetery
New section in cemetery; photo dated 1911 (Oak Hill 7)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Peelar family monument; c. 1911 (Oak Hill 8)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Caption on photo: "Showing the bad effect of too many monuments 1911" (Oak Hill 9)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Well at the side of the cemetery road; c. 1911 (Oak Hill 10)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Adminstration building and pond; c. 1911 (Oak Hill 3)
Shanklin Monument
Oak Hill Cemetery; photo dated October 6, 1996 (17PC 15)
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Cemetery entrance; c. 1996 (17PC 111)
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
View of the lily pond; early 1900s (Knecht 3342)
Suhrheinrich Monument
Oak Hill Cemetery; photo dated October 6, 1996 (17PC 14)
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