Waldeck Cemetery
This cemetery has served the Waldeck community of German immigrants for over 100 years. Originally known as Long Prairie, the community met in 1866 to erect a school/church building and to establish a cemetery. Louis Tittel deeded six acres of land which became the cemetery. There were existing graves in the north corner, though the earliest marked grave is dated 1871. Burials include many German immigrants, and veterans of wars from the Civil War to the Vietnam War. This cemetery contains more than 530 graves, and continues to serve the Waldeck community.
30.0585° N, 96.7820° W
Where to Find It
from Fayetteville, take FM 1291 about 14 mile NW, then take Waldeck Cemetery Rd. about 0.8 miles east.
Nearby Markers
- 1.3 mi W Waldeck Evangelical Lutheran Church Ledbetter
- 3.6 mi E Konrad Joh Log Cabin Round Top
- 4.4 mi SE Townsend-Bremer House Warrenton
- 4.8 mi N Gotcher Trace La Grange
- 4.9 mi E Bethlehem Church Round Top
- 5 mi E Schiege Cigar Factory Manager's House Round Top