Cemeterywolf

If anyone is interested in Historic Houston down-under, the sleeping grounds of Houston's past.

Cemeteries of Harris County by George E. Wolf Jr.

http://www.freewebs.com/boneyardwolf/

Thanks GEW

Now thats a good question. Who is paying the taxes?

I thought for sure there was a cemetary section on this forum and this would get shoved in there.

On a seperate note. Does anyone know what the name of the little cemetary is on Lockwood and 610 frwy?

They finally cleared it a few years ago and placed a white fence all around it. It was also neglected for years. Now that one has to be historic big time!

Its across the street from Cozy Kitchen Barbecue and over a few blocks by 610.

Hello everyone,

If anyone needs information on Harris County Cemeteries go to this web site.

Cemeteries of Harris County by George E. Wolf Jr.

http://www.freewebs.com/boneyardwolf/

Thanks

GEW

I went to Cage in 1964-66, remember playing kickball on the playground and chasing the little girls around. The Mayfair dance where you had to dance with a girl (Yak) Just kidding...

I was in the nurses office alot with sinus, which was left of the stairs at the bottom.

My second grade teacher was really mean.... K and first grade was fun. I remember the great plays they would have. Still have my report cards and class pictures.

I would go by the school every once in awhile and take a picture. Sure looks small....

Thanks.

The artifacts are household items from Ca. 1900-1930's. Bottles, china dolls, pipes, tokens, marbles, buttons-(shell,metal), eye glasses, compacts, bone toothbrush, watches, glass stoppers, ect. and so on.....

All items are from Magnolia Park area.

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Would anyone be interested in artifacts from Magnolia Park? Items that could be displayed for the public to see...

Any schools or museums in the area of East End (Magnolia Park) would like to have as long as they displayed them?

Thanks.