St. Mary's Greek Catholic Cemetery is a small patch, along Mountain Road. This one is not ADA-approved, but the terrain is relatively flat, and limited parking is available on-site.
So . . . . why three bars on the Greek Catholic cross? This symbol appears throughout, and I found it curious, so I looked it up . . . .
The top bar represents the title-board, which Pontius Pilate ordered to be hung in mockery over Christ's head on the Cross. On this board was inscribed: Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.
The middle bar is that on which the Lord's hands were nailed.
The bottom bar represents a footrest. (In America, a slanted bar is used. In Europe, Greek Catholics use a straight bar in order to distinguish a Greek Catholic cross from an Orthodox one.) Interesting, eh ?
Posted coordinates will bring the cacher to a pallid, concrete edifice (see above). The date of its placement shall be read thus - WXYZ.
The coordinates of the cache location are: 40° 42.X0Z, 076° 04.4WY
Container is a home-made micro. BYOP. Cemetery grounds are considered sacred. As always, please observe accepted decorum and conduct.
Congrats Lefty & Bud on the FTF !! (Still haven't got one)