Galatea Cemetery
This cemetery was established before 1900 and has nine identified grave sites, which were located using sonar technology. Only one grave site, that of William Shular, actually has the tombstone intact. All other sites are marked by white steel markers designed by Benny W. Fischer and made by the Eads High School FFA Chapter. Images courtesy of the Kiowa County Museum.
Tombstone of William Shular (View 1)
Tombstone of William Shular (View 1)
Inscription reads: Wm. Shular 11th IND. BATTY. This person was a Veteran and has a Legion symbol added to his grave site. Stone Type: White Marble; Stone is upright and set securely on the base.
Tombstone of William Shular (View 2)
Tombstone of William Shular (View 2)
An unearthed human bone was located at this grave site. (E1436915018136)
Steel Cross for Unidentified Grave (View 1)
Steel Cross for Unidentified Grave (View 1) (E1436914970528)
Steel Cross for Unidentified (2)
Steel Cross For Unidentified Grave 2
Rogers Grave Marker
Rogers Grave Marker
Base of Rogers Marker (View 1)
Base of Rogers Marker (View 1)
Base of Rogers Marker (View 2)
Base of Rogers Marker (View 2)
