On the recordFebruary 3, 2009
It had nothing to do with anything functional for a cemetery. It was just federal land in the middle of nowhere.
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congress.govIt had nothing to do with anything functional for a cemetery. It was just federal land in the middle of nowhere.
Farr critiques the historical context of land used for cemeteries.
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