XIII 
PARK AND CEMETERY. 
CAVE HILL CEMETERY 
Continued jrom page 620 
are restricted to 4 inches in height, 
except in single grave sections, where 
all graves are flat. 
Sunday funerals are allowed in Cave 
Hill, but the order for the same must 
be received prior to four o’cock on 
Saturday. The receiving tomb and 
the chapel are very imposing and 
cost $22,240.00. The capacity of the 
receiving tomb is eighty, while the 
chapel has a seating capacity of one 
hundred. The receiving tomb, a 
great portion of which is built 
under ground, is of Bowling Green 
stone, with vestibule of white marble. 
The chapel is erected with Bedford, 
Indiana, limestone and is heated by 
steam. 
With a large number of employes 
continually at work, the force num- 
bers eighty-four, under the guidance 
of Superintendent Robert Campbell, 
who has held this position for more 
than twenty years, the labors are 
conducted with a soldierlike order. Su- 
perintendent Campbell has the dis- 
tinction of being the second superin- 
tendent since the dedication of the 
cemetery, with the exception of a 
few months during which the brother 
of his predecessor acted in that ca- 
pacity. The rules are strictly ad- 
hered to and no exceptions are made, 
regardless of distinction, rank or 
money. The police and funeral at- 
tendants are uniformed at all times. 
Cave Hill Cemetery has its own 
large rock quarries within the 
grounds; a complete rock crushing 
plant and a full equipment of road 
machinery, including a seven-ton 
steam roller. All the foundation work 
for monuments, etc., is done by the 
company, and that department is like- 
wise equipped with concrete mixer, 
etc. 
In addition to the beautiful grounds 
there are a number of attractive and 
unique monuments to be seen. Gen. 
George Rogers Clark, Jim Porter, the 
Kentucky giant, and other notables 
are buried here. It is one of the 
show places of Louisville, and never 
fails to attract attention and to ex- 
cite the admiration of strangers who 
visit it. There is a small cave, from 
which the cemetery takes its name, 
and the plot of ground was originally 
known as Cave Hill Farm. 
Warfield Webb. 
Aba)a.ys mention Park and Cemetery 
‘when ‘writing to adDertisers 
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