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barnbones > There are a large variety of crosses to be found, this one, Clarke, is found in Mt Washington Cemetery, Independence, Missouri. I'm guessing a Celtic cross. Dec. 9, 2001

barnbones > One of the more ornate stones I've come across, the Edson stone is a large cross with the base covered with roses, a symbol of victory, pride, love, and purity, and lily which stands for purity. Mt Washington Cemetery, Independence, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001

barnbones > The Faye E. Doyle stone, Mt Washington Cemetery, Independence, Missouri has a prominent stag elk head indicating membership in the BPOE (Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elk). Dec. 9, 2001

barnbones > A small interesting oval stone for Albert C. Schubert indicates he was a member of Woodmen of the World (W.O.W.). The organization would often provide the stones for their members. Mt Washington Cemetery, Independence, Missouri Dec. 9, 2001

There are a large variety of crosses to be found, this one, Clarke, is found in Mt Washington Cemetery, Independence, Missouri. I'm guessing a Celtic cross. Dec. 9, 2001

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