Bill Moose Cairn - Old Scioto Trail - Upper Arlington, OH - Cairns on Waymarking.com

This cairn marks the final resting spot of Bill Moose, the last of the Wyandot Tribe in Ohio. Bill died in 1937 just 2 months shy of his 100th birthday and was laid to rest in a spot overlooking the Scioto River with an estimated 10,000 - 12,000 people attending the historic funeral.

There are three carvings on the rocks of the cairn:

1. An Indian shaking hands with a white man
2. An Indian in full headgear
3. A Tepee

Some interesting history about Bill Moose can be found here (visit link)

Cairn Location: Along a walking trail Cairn Purpose: Grave Memorial Type if different from above list: n/a Types of rock: Granite Cairn Condition:

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Date Logged Log   07/14/2016 4 boys explore visited it 11/24/2012 DougandSandra visited it 03/06/2012 PeterNoG visited it 06/15/2011 Facedances visited it

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