St. Vincent Cemetery has been a final resting place for parishoniers and monks for over 200 years. Many people enjoy strolling through this cemetery and viewing the memorials left there in memory of those they loved.
From the website of St. Vincent Cemetery "Saint Vincent Basilica Parish was formed on April 16, 1790 when Father Theodore Brouwers, O.F.M. purchased the 300 acres of land called “Sportsman’s Hall Tract” and thus founded Sportsman’s Hall Parish. The parish was later placed under the patronage of Saint Vincent de Paul and so was called Saint Vincent Parish. With the formation of the parish came, obviously, a need for a cemetery; thus, Saint Vincent Cemetery dates to those early days when Saint Vincent was the first Catholic parish in Pennsylvania west of the Allegheny Mountains."
This cache is not placed on any memorials. It is placed nearby. Make sure to check out some of the really cool stones nearby, and the rows of monks/priests that are buried near it with Metal Cross memorials.