Is the draw back to Gilson Rd Cemetery due to it’s reputation for paranormal activities? Could it be that it’s simply a quiet peaceful place worth popping in on every now and then? You decide. I already have my answer.
We begin with the grave of Walter Gilson. A child’s grave just like so many sen in cemeteries. This grave however had a hole that few could agree on how it formed. Was it a bullet hole from the Indian wars? This was not the oddest part about the grave today. As we approached, shadows of Steven King’s It pranced through our brains as a red ball rolled on the hill. We placed it back where we believe it came from, little Walter’s grave. Never before had we seen such a display of toys and mementos, at least not here before. I wonder who had been visiting. Apparently, Walter likes Barbies.
Visitors had also left remembrances for other babies and at least one adult. I also wonder if it were not a respect thing, but maybe a magical thing, leaving offerings to the spirits in exchange for services. One can never know for sure without being there at the time.
As we leave you, we have a mystery that maybe you can solve. Anyone know what this solar “thing” might be for? It was not connected to anything and I didn’t see a light under it. Just wondering. Until Next time, Gilson. What surprises will be in store for us then?