WSQ No Name Cemetary Traditional Cache
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We can't find a name for this old cemetary that is near a friend's house. The graves here are almost all dated before 1900.
You are looking for a small camo-covered container that contains a logbook and small items for trading. I don't think this cemetary has been used in many years so you're not likely to find people here. It is well maintained though. The cache is not hidden near any graves or markers and is off to one edge of the cemetary.
Trudy and the Beast added the following information:
This is the Clason Prairie Cemetery. The final resting place of 104 of the residents of Dodge County's only ghost town, Clason Prairie. Only a handful of stones were placed since 1900; the latest is dated 1916. The town was named for one of the original settlers - James Clason (formerly of Connecticut). The town was settled in the 1840's and the last vestige of the community, the one-room school was closed in 1963. The school building survived through 1977. There is no trace of it today.
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onfr bs gerr, haqre onex
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