On November 11, 1998, America's Unknown Child was given moved to his final resting place in the Ivy Hill Cemetery. His original grave stone was moved to the new site. It sits at the foot of his grave. A beautiful bouquet with flowers as well as toy trucks and cars was also placed at the foot of the grave.
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Sam Weinstein, who was the second police officer to arrive on the scene when the boy was found, sits by his tiny, white coffin and wipes his eyes, at the memorial.

Following the ceremony was a luncheon.
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In 1999, another memorial service was held where a medication bench was unveiled. The bench was donated by the Vidocq Society.
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In 2000, another visit was made in memory of the unknown boy.
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In 2001 there was another visit and people had put toys on the grave stone.

Then again in 2002.

On November 11, 2003, a special service was held to commemorate the five year anniversary of the reburial of the unknown boy.



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Read more and see more pictures here: America's Unknown Child Memorial

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1-800-4-A-Child  1-800-422-4453




Call this number to report child abuse ANY WHERE in the United States!
1-800-4-A-Child  1-800-422-4453







My sincerest appreciation goes out to Diane Trembly for allowing me to use one
of her beautiful Angels to make the graphics for this set. Please visit her site,
by clicking the link below, to see all of her amazing work.



 

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