Liberty Township, Hendricks County, Indiana
SW ¼ of the SE ¼ of Sec 32, T15N R1E
Visited July 13, 2005
Directions:
This cemetery is on the north side of US 40, opposite of where Miles Road ends, west of the Elks Golf Course. There is a small parking area off of US 40. A gated drive goes back into the cemetery. It can be seen from US 40 in the winter.
Corners:
NW: N39°41.380’ W86°26.778’
SE: N39°41.323’ W86°26.743’
Approximate Center:
N39°41.352’ W86°26.761’ or
N394121 W862646
Condition:
This cemetery is mowed, partially fenced, but minimally maintained. It is large and has a lot of limestone tablets and some large marble stack stones. There are many broken and crumbling stones that have been stacked up. Along the edges, tablets have fallen and are sinking face up, often broken as well. Most stones are leaning if not fallen. Yuccas and other detrimental growth have surrounded many stones. The older stones have lots of mossy growth on them and need a good cleaning.
This cemetery is on the north side of US 40, opposite of where Miles Road ends, west of the Elks Golf Course. There is a small parking area off of US 40. A gated drive goes back into the cemetery. It can be seen from US 40 in the winter.
Corners:
NW: N39°41.380’ W86°26.778’
SE: N39°41.323’ W86°26.743’
Approximate Center:
N39°41.352’ W86°26.761’ or
N394121 W862646
Condition:
This cemetery is mowed, partially fenced, but minimally maintained. It is large and has a lot of limestone tablets and some large marble stack stones. There are many broken and crumbling stones that have been stacked up. Along the edges, tablets have fallen and are sinking face up, often broken as well. Most stones are leaning if not fallen. Yuccas and other detrimental growth have surrounded many stones. The older stones have lots of mossy growth on them and need a good cleaning.
