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Broken Gravestones Located in Lindsey Gardens Gully

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In a piece for THRIVE125, Shane Camoin describes a gully located behind the playground and picnic pavilion in Lindsey Gardens. The area contains broken gravestones that were reportedly bulldozed into the gully when the land above was cleared for a new fire station.

Key takeaways

  • Broken gravestones are located in a gully behind the Lindsey Gardens playground and picnic pavilion.
  • The gravestones were allegedly bulldozed into the gully during construction of a new fire station on the land above.
  • The site is separated from the Salt Lake City Cemetery by a chain-link fence.
  • Shane Camoin, the author, is a 2018 Utah Original Writing Competition winner.

A gully located behind the playground and picnic pavilion in Lindsey Gardens contains broken gravestones that were bulldozed into the area when the land above was cleared for a new fire station.

According to Shane Camoin, these gravestones litter the tall grass and weeds in a location separated from the Salt Lake City Cemetery by a chain-link fence.

The Salt Lake City Cemetery, which is the largest cemetery in the state, sits adjacent to the park. Camoin noted that the inventor of the electric traffic light is buried within the cemetery.

Shane Camoin, who was raised in Salt Lake City, is an award-winning writer and teacher whose novel won first place in the 2018 Utah Original Writing Competition.

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