Small, forgotten, and mysteriously hidden from modern society. Remnants of engraved headstones have weathered so badly that few identifiable ones remain. Minor cases of disrespectful vandalism, along with time and nature, have taken their toll upon this hallowed ground. Co. B. 68th PA Cavalry, and other pioneering families in Fox Chapel history, is slowly disappearing through overgrowth and neglect. Yet despite this downfall, it presents itself as a very peaceful and natural setting.
Visitations appear to be nil.
Most likely remaining family members have either died off or moved away and the interred remains have been forgotten completely. This property was gifted to the Fox Chapel Land Conservation Trust many years ago for the purpose of keeping it undeveloped. The Trust has no source of funding and therefore it cannot employe any maintenance staff. Visitors must climb up through a wooded and barely-visible trail for a few moments before catching a glimpse of the rail fencing defining the perimeter of the grounds. There are at least 60 weathered and unidentifiable headstones.