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"A
visit to the Gravesite."
Dear Ancestor,
Your Tombstone stands among the rest, neglected and alone.
The name and dates are chiseled here,
on polished marbled stone.
It reaches out to all who care,
though it is too late to mourn.
You do not know that I exist,
you died and I was born.
Yet each of us are cells of you,
in flesh, in blood, and bone.
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The place you filled so many years ago,
I wonder if you could have known,
would spread among the ones you left
in all the seeds you 've sown.
I wonder if you lived and loved?
I wonder if you ever knew?
That someday I would find you this spot, and come to visit you?
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Colorado Tombstone Project
Colorado
Tombstone Photo Project Transcribers & Cemetery
Walkers, Needed
Burlington
Coal Creek
Foothill Gardens of Memories
Lakeview
Superior
Sunshine
Ryssby
Mountain View,
Longmont
(Mountain View Cemetery is now in book form and on a CD)!
contact the Longmont Genealogical
Society for more information.
Note: Most of these links
are to offsite locations. To return to this page use your "back" arrow.
- Altona Cemetery, first burial 1864
(plowed over)
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Burlington
Cemetery, Longmont, est. ca. 1864
- Caribou Cemetery, first burial 1870 photos!
- Coal Creek Cemetery, 10203 E. South Boulder Road,
Lafayette, CO. Telephone: 303-664-0302
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Coal Creek Memorial Cemetery, Louisville, CO
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Columbia Cemetery, Boulder (aka Pioneer, Old Boulder, I.O.O.F.,
Masonic, City), first burial 1870. 9th Street & College Avenue, Boulder, CO
- Eldorado Springs Cemetery, first burial 1875
- Jamestown Cemetery, Jamestown, CO. Telephone:
303-449-1806
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Goldhill Cemetery,
Gold Hill, first burial 1859 photos!
- Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder est. 1904 photos!
290 20th Street, Boulder, CO. Telephone: 303-444-5695 Fax: 303-442-1500
- Foothills
Garden of Memory (On Hwy 287 between Longmont and Berthoud) Contact: 2051
Terry Street, Longmont, CO. Telephone: 303-776-0202
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Hygiene Cemetery-North
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Hygiene Cemetery-South
- Jamestown Cemetery, first burial 1875
- Lafayette Cemetery: (first burial 1888) A-G
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H-P -
Q-Z
Baseline Rd, Lafayette, CO.
Telephone: 303-665-5588 Fax: 303-665-2153
- Lakeview Cemetery, Lafayette, CO
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Louisville Cemetery,
Louisville, CO. First burial 1878. Empire Rd & Hwy 42. Telephone:
313-666-6565
- Lyons Cemetery, first burial 1888
(Courtesy of the
Boulder County Genealogical Society)
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Monarch #2 Coal Mine Memorial USGenweb Hwy 36 Broomfield, Colorado
- Marshall Cemetery, first burial 1876
- Nederland Cemetery (Index of all gravestones, ca. 1999)
Forest Rd, Nederland, CO. Telephone: 303-258-3266
- Mountain View Memorial Park, Boulder. 3016 Kalmia Avenue,
Boulder, CO. Telephone: 303-442-4448
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Mountain View
Cemetery, Longmont. 620 11th Avenue, Longmont, CO 80501. Telephone:
303-776-1036
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Niwot Cemetery, first burial 1874
- Pratt Family
Cemetery (across from the Burlington Cemetery)
- Ryssby Church Cemetery 63rd St., Boulder, CO. South of
Nelson Rd
- Riverside Cemetery, first burial unknown.
- Rowena Cemetery
- Salina Cemetery (aka Ingram Cemetery), first burial
1882
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Sacred Heart of Mary Catholic Graveyard, Est. 1873.
6739 S Boulder Rd, Boulder, CO. Telephone: 303-494-7572
- South Boulder Catholic Cemetery, first burial 1873
- Sugarloaf Cemetery, first burial 1867
- Sunshine
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Superior Cemetery, first burial 1873
(Also known as the Coal Creek Cemetery and as the Old Louisville Cemetery)
- Valmont Cemetery (A - GO names only; GR - Z unavailable at this time)
- Valmont Old Cemetery, first burial 1863
- Ward Cemetery, first burial unknown.
- Wiesner Cemetery, first burial unknown.
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Cemetery
Records Database
Colorado Tombstone Photo Project--Boulder County
Colorado
Tombstone Transcription Project--Boulder County
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Excerpts from "Boulder County Cemeteries"
A generous contribution of the
Boulder Genealogical Society
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Six miles from Boulder on the
road to Denver,
one can see a monument
on the right side about
quarter of a mile from the
right of way.
The headstone is in the
proximity where his body
lies in an underground mine.
The inscription reads:
Joe C. Jaran Jaramillo
1887-1936
A faithful employee
who died in there
performance of his duty.
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PHOTO and more recent history.
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About
halfway between Ward and Left Hand Creek
is a tree with a board nailed to it
with the inscription:
Mary Ann HARRY
d. Aug. 7, 18?3
It is said there were once 60 graves at this sight.
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Lyons, Colorado Highway 7, S. of St. Vrain Rd.,
out of Lyons, on the high point near the gravel bar, is a small family plot.
There appear to be three children graves, only one is fenced.
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Niwot
Haystack Mountain, Section 27, one Indian grave site near the creek. |
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