Cemetery Chronicles
Margaret Cullison writes: The cemetery lies on a hill at the outskirts of my home town, its oldest gravestones dating back to 1850s and 60s. Coming primarily from Denmark and Germany, they chose the terrain for its rolling hills so like their homelands and found fertile soil composted from the untilled Midwestern prairie. Read More...
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