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Box #38288

GY #2 Lakewood Cemetery Hand-carvedDrive-byDog

Lakewood Cemetery, 182 Co Rd 31, Cooperstown, NY
Cluehttps://www.atlasquest.com/boxes/clue/?boxId=38288
PlantedApril 24, 2007
ModifiedMay 13, 2010
PlantersThe Gypsy TravelersProfileContactLogbookNote
OwnerThe Gypsy TravelersProfileContactLogbookNote
Keywordscemetery
LocationLakewood Cemetery, 182 Co Rd 31, Cooperstown, NY
CarverStatus Last FoundF-SummaryFindability
The Gypsy TravelersProfileContactLogbookNoteactiveSep 29, 2023ffffffffffgood

Box Comments

JudygamiProfileContactLogbookNote
Try for this one! Its a very lovely old cemetery with very narrow roads but so beautiful!
cellomomProfileContactLogbookNote
Great box and loved the history!! Thanks for bringing me to this beautiful cemetery!
Smith Family CircusProfileContactLogbookNote
Very cool cemetery. We found another letterbox while here.
Interesting story and we were intrigued because all the stones in this family plot are the same even though they all died over a range of years. We also discovered that the granddaughter if this man was a WW2 ferry pilot and her plane crashed and that is why she died in service. We love these kinds of boxes where we find out things about people that we wouldn't other know anything about. Box was in good shape.
NightDayTeacherProfileContactLogbookNote
Absolutely beautiful section of the cemetery! Love the clues and the stamp!
Duke of LarksProfileContactLogbookNote
Box was wet, but we put silica packets in the box and dried everything off best we could. Beautiful stamp for a beautiful memorial
The Moth KingProfileContactLogbookNote
Great carve!! Lark and I replaced the paper towels and add a silica pack to dry it up because it was rather wet :)
ADK oinkersProfileContactLogbookNote
What an interesting cemetery. So many stories to be found here!
YumgirlProfileContactLogbookNote
What a cool section of the cemetery! And the tablet..how tragic!
PeaceLovePiano and MomProfileContactLogbookNote
so sad...beautiful stamp and cemetery! thank you!
little green frogProfileContactLogbookNote
quite the cemetery! Thanks for the plant!