Welcome to my Pioneer Graves Project site. This is a collection of photos I've taken over the years in the old, sometimes neglected cemeteries of the Western U.S. mining towns. Most are from the gold towns in California along Highway 49, but there are also many from the deserts, Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains, and a few other states. As always, please let me know of any errors you find here. You can do so via email. (Hint: If the additional info for the picture/person is not visible below an image, click on the icon.)

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Skinner Ranch Cemetery TITLE  +   -  FILE NAME  +   -  DATE  +   -  POSITION  +   -
0Skinner_Ranch_Cemetery_01.jpgSkinner Ranch Cemetery 01thomascanty	0Skinner_Ranch_Cemetery_02.jpgSkinner Ranch Cemetery 02The cemetery was recently vandalized by a couple young boys.thomascanty	0Skinner_Ranch_Cemetery_03.jpgSkinner Ranch Cemetery 03thomascanty	0Skinner_Ranch_Cemetery_04.jpgSkinner Ranch Cemetery 04thomascanty
Reid,_David.jpgDavid ReidInterred: October 24, 1899 Epitaph: At Restthomascanty	Skinner,_James_D.jpgJames D. SkinnerHusband of Jessie Bernard (married July 26, 1839 - Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland) Son of James and Elizabeth [Douglas] Skinner Interred: August 11, 1885 Epitaph: At Restthomascanty	Skinner,_Jessie.jpgJessie SkinnerWife of James D. Skinner (married July 26, 1839 - Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland) Interred: February 9, 1898 thomascanty
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