Cache #1 - (LHO headstone): I was very surprised at how undisturbed the site is, and how easy it is to get to once you know where to look. It's in a public cemetery, and the grave is just a few feet from the cemetery road, out in the open. I grew up just a few miles from the grave, and though I had always heard that he was buried somewhere nearby, I never bothered to try and find it until I happened to be in the area a few weeks ago.
I'll let the coordinates speak for themselves. You may have to walk around for a moment to locate the exact marker, but you'll know it when you see it. One hint: it is not a raised/vertical tombstone, but rather a small, flat, granite marker on the ground. It just says "O S W A L D".
Cache #2 - (Final): Once you find the OSWALD marker, you will see another flat headstone directly to the right of LHO. The grave marker contains a first and last name. Use the following key below to decode the coordinates to the final cache, using the first and last name on the marker next to OSWALD'S marker:
First Name: N ___ ° ___ . ___ ___ '
Last Name: W 0 ___ ° ___ ___ . ___ '
A = 31;
B = 97;
C = 67;
D = 097;
E = 1;
F = 052;
G = 7;
H = 65;
I = 43;
J = 33;
K = 4;
L = 98;
M = 2;
N = 32;
O = 163;
P = 56;
Q = 078;
R = 044;
S = 22;
T = 76;
U = 6;
V = 09;
W = 786;
X = 223;
Y = 95;
Z = 040.
Parking for this one is obvious, if you come to it from the right direction. The cache is close to the spillway, but you won't need to go into it to get the cache. A majestic old tree in a slight depression guards the stash.