Slagle Cemetery in Pictures

26 Mar

(originally from November 2007)

Real quick, a few links! first off, I was shocked to discover that the old sesame street is now deemed unsuitable for children. Really. Go read this if you don’t believe me and then check out the Bert is Evil site for some fun!

Okay, on to the main attraction!

Hubby and I finally found the Slagle Cemetery a few weeks ago. It has a few gems in it, though nothing as fantastic as what a person could find in Europe or the East Coast for that matter. ah well, here are some pics either way.

cemetery 52 - overgown.jpg

this looks overgrown but it's just a damn Yucca plant. I hate those things.

 

forgotten cherub.jpg

shattered devotion

 

time claims all.jpg

Time devours all

 

eternally seperated.jpg

Eternally seperated

 

wild vines

Just cool

 

cracked

black n white

 

baby 2.jpg

I have an obsession with child graves. I dunno why....

 

something i had never seen before.jpg

to a yank like me this is pretty awesome...

 

another above ground.jpg

Cool above ground slab

 

can you see the face.jpg

Can you see the dmonic face?

 

born 1794 .jpg

Born in the 1700's

 

flowers 2.jpg

I really wanted a couple of these flowers, but hubby was convinced that ghosts would follow us home or something if I took a couple. No one would have noticed as it was a HUGE spread, but whatever...

 

twins again.jpg

I like this one

 

beckoning.jpg

There's a crypt!!

 

crypt inside.jpg

Awesome water stains

 

sunset - finally dug out the tripod.jpg

The sunset as we were leaving

 

sunset 3.jpg

ditto

 

And that’s all for now!

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8 Responses to “Slagle Cemetery in Pictures”

  1. Alannah Murphy March 26, 2011 at 10:18 am #

    Awesome pics. You’d love Highgate Cemetery, it’s just such a cool place.

    You know, I agree with hubby, could never take flowers from a cemetery, not even one, I’d be convinced I’d be followed by the ghost of the person who was left the flowers lol

    • Joleene Naylor March 26, 2011 at 7:26 pm #

      I know I enjoyed your pics from it! We need a real OLD cemetery around here! Though I don’t know how long ago Missouri was settled… *disappears to wiki* Up around St. Louis is 1750 it says, though no idea for clear down here… We’re so boring, LOL!

      • Alannah Murphy April 2, 2011 at 9:46 am #

        1750 isn’t bad, but we’re ancient compared to you. Been to a pub that was there in the 1500′s :-) and a chapel in the Tower of London that was there in 1000
        the mind boggles…

        • Joleene Naylor April 2, 2011 at 1:35 pm #

          Exactly! I can’t even comprehend something built in 1500, let alone 1000…. *is boggled*

          LOL!

  2. jeremy April 2, 2011 at 3:24 am #

    Me and my fiance just moved to Chillicothe, where is Slagle Cemetery? What is there to do here?

    • Joleene Naylor April 2, 2011 at 1:35 pm #

      It’s just south of Bolivar, off of Highway 13. It has some pretty good stuff to photograph, but there’s a better one a little bit north (though still south of Bolivar) that has a lot of great crosses.

  3. steven July 24, 2011 at 9:21 am #

    cool i live in chillicothe moved there in 2000 after gracing high school at hale mo. i did not know about the slagle cemetery i talk to dead pepole it is a gift i guess they come to me for help some times call at 660-752-5667 if need any help with goasts thinks

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