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Loomis Cemetery
Eldred Township


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Clearly visible from the highway, Loomis Cemetery is a small active cemetery located just south of the village of Grand Valley on US 27. The grounds are on a curve on the east side of the highway, so it's possible to speed right by the cemetery before you see it. Parking is tricky: there is a chain across the entrance, so you cannot pull off the highway into the cemetery.

The well-maintained grounds are surrounded by woods. While there are some newer gravestones, there are many more older stones.

Driving directions from the Hickory Street bridge in Warren: (about 27 miles, 35 minutes) drive west on Pennsylvania Ave W/US-6 (business route) along the Allegheny River. US Hwy 62 will join with US 6 before you leave Warren. The highways will become a free-access 4-lane. Drive through Starbrick, west to Youngsville (where PA 27 will join with US 6), and on to Pittsfield where US 6 will split with PA 27. Stay on PA 27 through Garland and on to Grand Valley. Drive to the south end of the village. The cemetery will be on the left. Look for the sign mounted on white posts straddling the entrance road and flanked by a number of big pine trees.

Do not attempt to make a left turn into the grounds from the highway because there is a chain across the gravel road into the cemetery. Because the cemetery is situated on a curve on a high speed road, it would be best to turn around further south on PA 27 and retrace your route back to Loomis. Carefully pull off onto the berm alongside the cemetery - there is limited space due to a guard rail.

Take a stoll through the cemetery...

  Looking east into the grounds  
Loomis Cemetery
 
MYERS  
Leonard D. Myers, May 18, 1901 - April 25, 1962  
Anna B. Myers, August 14, 1885 - January 10, 1980  
[In 2008, there was a white wooden cross between the two pillars.]  
 

Tombstone of Samuel and Diantha (Foster) Brown

Samuel died in 1864 and Diantha in 1871

Loomis Cemetery
               Photograph courtesy of Thomas J. Goodwill
 
Loomis Cemetery
 
  Emerson cross  
     
Loomis Cemetery
Photographs contributed by Penelope Repko, except where otherwise noted.
A view from the center of the grounds, looking south

 

Alphabetical listing of graves with photographs - shared by Tom Goodwill, The PennCemeteries Project.

Fewer than 150 burials are listed on Find-A-Grave - Loomis Cemetery, many with photographs of individual headstones.

 

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