Knight-Taylor mausoleum - Mount Zion Cemetery - Bluff, Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania

Photograph

Greene Connections

Name/Title

Knight-Taylor mausoleum - Mount Zion Cemetery - Bluff, Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania

Entry/Object ID

2014.2.28

Description

Lion monument marking the family plot containing the Knight-Taylor mausoleum at Mount Zion Cemetery in Bluff, Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. The mausoleum has been removed and replaced with tombstones, but the lions remain in place. Original, candid.

Collection

Matt W. Cumberledge Collection

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1920 - circa 1930

Lexicon

Search Terms

Bluff (Pa.)--Cemeteries--Mount Zion Cemetery, Cemeteries--Tombstones, Jackson (Greene County, Pa. : Township)--Cemeteries--Mount Zion Cemetery, Knight family, Taylor family

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

CMBL-AN004-0005-0005

Relationships

Related Places

Place

Location

Mount Zion Cemetery

Village

Bluff

Township

Jackson Township

County

Greene County

State/Province

Pennsylvania

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Web Links and URLs

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Provenance

Provenance Detail

Brave Scrapbook - George Lindsey Cole Series - Matt W. Cumberledge Collection

Acquisition Method

Digital

Acquisition Date

2025

Notes

The George Lindsey Cole Series was passed from George Lindsey Cole [1897-1987] to his friend Kay Hibbs, to local historian Matt W. Cumberledge, who owned and shared the photograph with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2025. George Lindsey Cole [1897-1987] was a son of Matthew Cole [1869-1939] and Mary Alice Rush [1875-1908]. SOURCE CITATION: Lion monument marking the family plot containing the Knight-Taylor mausoleum at Mount Zion Cemetery in Bluff, Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania; circa 1920-1930; item no. CMBL-AN004-0005-0005, George Lindsey Cole Series, Matt W. Cumberledge Collection; Greene Connections Archives Project (GreeneConnections.com).