Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville
Edward Mead Johnson – 37.982398, -87.539621
Charles Harvey Denby
John Watson Foster
Nashville, IL
Masonic Cemetery – Nashville Block 19, Lot 31
Charles Houghtaling
Garden of the Gods – Shawnee National forest 37.604704, -88.384541
Carlyle Cemetery
Gen Elias Smith Dennis 38.616580, -89.360516
Mississippi River Overlook
Lewis and Clark State Historic Site 1 Lewis and Clark Trail, Hartford, IL 62048
Lewis And Clark Confluence Tower 435 Confluence Tower Dr, Hartford, IL 62048 Missouri and Mississippi
Also go to 38.819235, -90.119825
Bellefontaine’s visiting hours are 8 a.m. through 4:30 p.m.
https://burialsearch.com/ecims#/s/354/Bellefontaine_Cemetery_Association_-_St._Louis
Francis Preston Blair Jr. 38.6906509,-90.2338333
Thomas Hart Benton
Dr. William Beaumont
Virginia L. Minor – Suffragette
Robert Campbell
Samuel Hawken – Gunsmith
Joseph Charless Also buried here are members of the Blow family, the first and last owners of the slave Dred Scott, whose freedom was denied by the United States Supreme Court in the landmark decision of 1857, after prolonged litigation. Four months before Scott’s death, in 1858, he was granted his freedom by Taylor Blow.
Captain James B. Eads
Henry T. & Susan Blow
Captain William Clark 38.6985000,-90.2296000
Phoebe Couzins – Women’s rights pioneer and first female U.S. Marshal
Edward Bates – Lincoln Attorney General
Mason/Buell Don Carlos Buell 38.6949806,-90.2287903
Hamilton Gamble
Andrew Jackson Smith
George R. Taylor
Robert S. Brookings
David R. Francis Politician/1904 World’s Fair
Wainwright Tomb
Lewis Sullivan Designed tomb
Charles S. Hills
Tallest Obelisk
Edward Mallinckrodt Scientists and entrepreneurs
Henry Clay Pierce Entrepreneur
Westlake Memorial Sarcophagus in Open Tomb
Herman C. Luyties Drug Store Owner
Major Albert Lambert – Aviator/Lindberg Financier George Lea Lambert 0 entire lambert family
Edna Gellhorn – Civil rights activist
Irma Rombauer – Author
William S. Burroughs – Inventor & Author
Eliza Haycraft – Proprietor and philanthropist
End of road tour
Individual graves
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22097/william-chauvenet Block 25, Lot 990
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22926/charles-daniel-drake Block 50, Lot 191
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8292854/john-deming Block 50, Lot 169
Sterling Price Civil War Confederate Major General,
Thomas Clement Fletcher Block 161, Lot 2772 38.6902334,-90.2296375
Maybe – John Lumsden French Block 4, Lot 4077
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23368/harry-hall-knight Block 169, Lot 2555
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23039/francis-dickinson-lee Block 29, Lot 5217
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9333/manuel-lisa Block 269, Lot 126/135
John Pope union major general 38.6936302,-90.2296982 near the bush mausoleum
John Francis Queeny – founder of Monsanto Block 280, Lot 5741
Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum
Phyllis Schlafly 38.6991386,-90.2346802
Thomas Biddle Section 12, Biddle Mausoleum
Section 23 John Wesley Turner
Auguste Chouteau 38.7019386,-90.2308044
William Tecumseh Sherman Gravesite
Dred scott
The Gateway Arch
Lemp Mansion 3322 Demenil Pl, St. Louis, MO 63118
Lemp Brewery, 1820 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118
Texas De Brazil – St Louis
1137 St Louis Galleria Street, Richmond Heights, MO 63117
Hotel
On way home, cario, IL Mayfield monuments
