Statue of Dedication

The plaque on the front of this reads, "Dedicated in memory of Council 1314, Deceased brothers, 1993". I believe this is from the Knights of Columbus. I couldn't find anything else on the Internet about the dedication itself, but it sits in front of a building in Bellefonte and I really liked the statue and the stone work.

Ladies of Boalsburg

One of the three ladies of Boalsburg.

Two of the Ladies.

Back of Ladies looking at the cemetary.

I posted a photo of this statue before of the three ladies, but only the front view. You can see it with snow on it here: http://discoverpa.blogspot.com/2008/03/three-ladies-statue-boalsburg.html
I was taking photo's and decided to do more of some close ups and a back view. I really like how the first one with the single lady turned out.

Boalsburg is known for being the birthplace of Memorial Day with observances dating back to 1864. These three ladies, Emma Hunter, Sophie Keller, and Elizabeth Meyer placed flowers on loved ones graves who were lost in the Civil War.

Light Statue

Three Ladies Statue -Boalsburg

You can read more about the three ladies statue here: http://www.statecollege.com/memorial-day/ Some sites say the three ladies overlook their loved ones who have served in the Civil War. They used to put flowers on the graves. They also state that these three ladies started Memorial Day tradition. Click on the URL for more information on these ladies and their names.