Colorado GenWeb Archives

Union Highland Cemetery
Florence, Fremont County

Union Highland Cemetery
Photo by Mary Ann Thomas

Tombstone Photographs

The first burial in 1873 was a Mrs. Stephan Tanner, placed in a small plot near the center, then known as the Tanner Cemetery.

In the 1880s a considerable acreage was acquired by a Coal Creek Scottish fraternal order.  It was the Thistle Lodge #1 of the Gardeners, whose symbol was the Square and Compass with Sickle.  You will find this symbol on headstones in the old section of the cemetery.

Originally named Highland, the cemetery was renamed Union Highland on July 7, 1930, when it was turned over to the city of Florence to be used by the city and surrounding communities.

The photographs in this portion of the archives were taken by:

Jim Davenport (jd)
Ann Koch (ak)
Shirley Murphy (sm)
Sabrina Nelson (sn)
Mary Ann Thomas (mt)
Kathleen Curtis Uhland (kcu)

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