St. Louis No 1- Protestant Section

May 3rd, 2010

As mentioned here, there was no segregation in St. Louis No.1, the oldest existing cemetery in the city.

In a nearly all Catholic city, the main part of the cemetery had a huge variety of tombs, in all materials, in all shapes and sizes…while the Protestant section looked like this:

Just a little different, wouldn’t you say?

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• Amy Coffin:

  May 4, 2010 at 8:34 am

  Interesting! I’m really enjoying your blog. I’ve learned so much!