Twenty-six separate, but adjacent cemeteries forming the Roslyn, Washington cemetery complex
Two family members told the story of their decedents during the Kiosk Dedication Ceremony on May 29, 2021. Kelly Clift told the story of Frances Cusworth, her great-great grandmother who lost her husband and oldest son living at home in Roslyn during the 1892 mine explosion. Many of the Cusworth Read More …
From 8-18-1989 Ellensburg Daily Record By Paul Fridlund May 10, 1892. Benjamin Ostliff, an English immigrant, left home for the mine. For the father of six children this day promised something that had been infrequent lately. He would work a full shift in No.1 Mine in Roslyn. The family needed Read More …