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<\/center>With the snow receding, interesting markers like this are beginning to surface. I spotted this one northwest of Mandan at the diminutive Yucca Cemetery along Highway 25. There are a couple of these staring skyward in silent anonymity.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bismarckmandanblog.com\/images\/grave_eye_47262.jpg\")
<\/center>This is part of a rather creepy looking Masonic-themed marker at the abandoned Greenwood Cemetery near my old stompin’ grounds south of Mandan. When I was a kid there were some even weirder markers that seem to have disappeared over time. Then there was the discovery of over forty unmarked graves in that area a couple of years ago, a fact which was kept quiet by local media to discourage grave robbers until things could be moved.<\/p>\nDid you know there are a couple of very old grave markers, probably among the area’s oldest, right along Sibley Drive in south Bismarck<\/a>?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With the snow receding, interesting markers like this are beginning to surface. I spotted this one northwest of Mandan at the diminutive Yucca Cemetery along Highway 25. There are a couple of these staring skyward in silent anonymity. This is … Continue reading