PARK AND CEMETERY, 
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ENTRANCE AND OFFICE BUILDING, BLOOMINGTON CEMETERY, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 
The illustration herewith graphically displays 
the new cemetery building of the Bloomington 
Cemetery Association, Bloomington, 111. The 
dimensions are given on the plan. It is ccnslruct- 
ed of boulders brought from Chillicothe, 111., 
which were broken into sui'ablc sizes by the 
cemetery labor at odd timc.«. Portland cement 
was used in laying the boulders, which are backed 
up by bricks laid in Louisville cement. The build- 
ing was erected in charge of Mr. Arthur J. Graves, 
superintendent, and its total cost was $i,375, in- 
cluding freight and cemetery labor. The small 
room in the rear of the office, and which has an 
entrance from outside is designed for the storage 
of sprinkling cans belonging to patrons of the ceme- 
tery. The cost of the structure compares favorably 
with both brick or frame buildings of like design. 
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