Dalmanutha Cemetery (Guthrie County) Mark 8:10 Traditional Geocache

I was checking on another cemetery cache of mine nearby when I spotted this one on the map. I recently heard someone grumbling about a lack of "D" cemeteries, so here you go.  

The cache is hidden in the cemetery, but not near any stones.  Be respectful of the area; Do not hunt at night or during any services. Always CITO.

Small camo bottle with a few small tradeables, but BYOP

Dalmanutha, laid out in 1855, became a business place of importance along the Western Coach stage line.  The Porter Hotel, owned by John Porter, was a well-known stop along the Underground Railroad and it is believed that the famous abolitionist, John Brown, stopped there on his way to Harper’s Ferry.  Once the railroad lines were laid out in the southern portion of the county and the town was bypassed, Dalmanutha’s importance soon faded as did its population.  Today, nothing remains of the town except for the cemetery.