Diane Putnam's photos with the keyword: cemetery

Not a good photo, but wanted to show what we were up to. This is part of a section at Linkville Cemetery that is all children and infants. My granddaughter wants to buy more ducks, because there are so many infants who don't have gravestones. They are probably the ones with indigent parents (or an indigent mother).

We left all of our rubber ducks on children's graves. My granddaughter wants to buy more, because there are so many infants who don't even have gravestones.

Linkville Cemetery, Klamath Falls, Oregon. USA. We left all of our rubber ducks on children's graves.

I was tempted to straighten this stone, but it was on a slope and I didn't want a disaster. Linkville Cemetery.

Linkville Cemetery, Klamath Falls, Oregon. USA. We left all of our rubber ducks on children's graves.

We left all of our rubber ducks on children's graves at the cemetery.

We left all of our rubber ducks on children's graves at the cemetery.

Lo and behold, look what my granddaughter and I found! The cemetery is named Linkville because that was name of the town before it was Klamath Falls. AA276 Long ago.

Grave marker.

Possibly a Native American grave.

Home made grave marker for a Native American, sadly quite deteriorated. The resin coating has weathered away leaving some beaded mementos at risk of falling off. The name has become illegible. This would have been a member of one of several regional tribes: Klamath, Modoc or Yahooskin. History of the Klamath Tribes, how they came to be united, disbanded by the government, then reinstated as a legal entity: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klamath_Tribes