Obediah Summers, Sacramento Bee, 1889 Civil War Grand Army of the Republic plot Obediah Summers was born enslaved in Kentucky in 1845. When ...

Plot 6, Lot 172, Grave 3 Once the toast of San Francisco drawing rooms, Lady Mary Kirkham Yarde-Buller burned brightly, extravagantly—and at...

George Osbourne Plot 14, Lot 224 The curtain rises on a man born for the stage—perhaps even born before the stage was ready for him. George...

Ruth & John Wagener Plot 52D John Davis Wagenet  was an architect whose career unfolded largely out of public view, yet whose work and t...

Robert Hunter and Grateful Dead album cover Plot 11A Grave 245 Robert Hunter (1941–2019) never took the stage with the band that made him fa...

Plot 17, Lots 77-78 Joseph Eugene Baker was one of those men whose influence was felt daily by thousands, yet whose name rarely traveled be...

Simeon Meads and Grave marker Plot 25, Lot 186 Simeon Pease Meads was born on January 11, 1849, in South Limington, Maine, at a moment when ...

Plot 36. Lot 163 Charles Ransford “Doc” Jennison began as one of the most ardent Free-State men in Kansas, at a moment when Free-State mean...

Plot 5, Grave 63, S 1/2 Ernest Granville Booth lived as if he were one of his own characters—half in shadow, half in print, always one bad d...

Tillie the Tailor and Russ Westover Main Mausoleum Russell Channing Westover was an American cartoonist best known for creating the long-run...