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Grave of Elizabeth Moseley

David Sibray points toward the possible site of a prehistoric ruin in the old Mount Hope Cemetery.

Grave of Elizabeth Moseley, who played on the nearby "Indian Fort" as a child in the late 1800s.

David Sibray at Mount Hope Cemetery

Map showing Mound Street

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