 DCP_0608 Lytle Community Cemetery Front Gate |
 DCP_0594 Family Graves Group 1 |
 DCP_0595 Clement and Dorthy Lewis grandson of John & Mary Matthews |
 DCP_0596 Clarence Garrett and Mytrle Matthews - son of John & Mary Matthews |
 DCP_0597 Mildred & Howard Steele Daughter of John & Mary Matthews |
 DCP_0598 John Garrett & Mary Agnes Hurley Matthews |
 DCP_0599 Mamie & Sam Lambert (Sam is not buried not here) Daughter of John & Mary Matthews |
 DCP_0600 Clem and Dorthy with a Yellow Rose |
 DCP_0601 GC and Myrtle with a Yellow Rose |
 DCP_0602 Mildred and Howard with a Yellow Rose |
 DCP_0603 Mamie and Sam with a White Rose |
 DCP_0604 John G. and Mary A. with a Red Rose for each |
 DCP_0609 Cemetery located at corner of Lorado and Benton, 4 blocks from Main Street |
 DCP_0610 Distance picture with flowers |
 DCP_0611 The City does an excellent job caring for the cemetery |
 DCP_0621 Mary Hurley Mother of Mary Agnes Hurley Matthews |
 DCP_0622 Felix GrundyHurley Father of Mary Agnes Hurley Matthews |
 DCP_0623 Erastus Allen Matthews Father of John Garrett Matthews |
 DCP_0625 Felix with a Yellow Rose |
 DCP_0626 Mary with a White Rose |
 DCP_0627 The graves of Erastus, Felix and Mary are near the entrance. |
 DCP_0628 Distance photo with flag and Roses. |
 DCP_0629 The marker for Erastus is encased in concrete |
 DCP_0630 Company K, the Texana Guards 2nd Texas Infantry, CSA |
 DCP_0624 In honor of his service to the Confedercy, he was given a confederate flag |
 DCP_0616 Home of C.G. and Myrtle |
 DCP_0613 Home of Mildred & Howard Steele and Mary Agnes Matthews |
 DCP_0612 Lytle Methodist Church across the street from Mildred's home |
 DCP_0617 What used to be a "Dime Store" is now an Antique Shop |
 DCP_0614r Historical marker at Lytle Methodist Church |
 DCP_0618 The old bank building |
 DCP_0619 Futher down the street |
 DCP_0620 Looking North, past the Antique store |