Rumbarger Cemetery

Interesting Story!
 
John Rumbarger came to this area of Clearfield County in the early 1870

Great restoration job. Kudos to all who assisted in the project.

Great job! I know how much work went into this. 

This is a very old picture of the Knarr monument that sits at the very top of Rumbarger. What beautifully manicured grounds and the fence was nice too. There is nothing left today except a set of steps in front of the monument.

The huge Knarr monument being set on top of the hill at Rumbarger.

We would like to thank all the people that have planted flowers on graves this year. It's so nice to see so many flowers all around the cemetery. Most of the people buried at Rumbarger have no family alive to care for their graves. Having different people just plant one random grave has brightened up the cemetery a lot. Some people have even planted three and four graves or a family.
 
Rumbarger has a large array of different wild flowers, roses and plants blooming now until winter. Some are over 100 years old. It's amazing how the wind carries seeds and flowers grow. Take a walk through and check out all the flowers, butterflies and plants.

Thank you to Erick Carpino and Zack Ball from Landscape One. They volunteered to finish up and plant some landscape projects we had going. They worked hard for hours and did a great job!