Fort Worth, Texas: Lee Harvey Oswald's Grave
Oswald is buried in what is now called Rose Hill Park, the only cemetery in the Dallas area that would take him.
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Stop just north of mausoleum near the set of concrete steps. Climb steps, go two rows in and turn right. You should be about 30 feet from grave site. Lee now has quite a few graves around him. GPS: N 32.73245 W 097.20324.
[El Gallo Rey, 08/06/2013]Nick Beef, Afterlife Accomplice of Lee Harvey Oswald
The empty grave of "Nick Beef" is next to Oswald's grave.
[Mike Duffy, 04/26/2013]According to findagrave.com, the cemetery would not tell visitors where Oswald was buried. Someone bought the plot next to Oswald and put the name Nick Beef. People would get directions to Nick Beef's (fake) grave to find Oswald. The cemetery caught on later and stopped telling people where that grave was because no one was really buried there. Smart way to find a grave before technology was available to share directions.
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Lee Harvey Oswald's Grave
Rose Hill Park Cemetery
- Address:
- 7301 E. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, TX
- Directions:
- From E. Lancaster Ave./Hwy 180 turn north onto Rose Hill Drive. Take the first right into the cemetery. Take the first right, heading south, paralleling Rose Hill Drive. You'll see a big red mausoleum straight ahead. Park just before the mausoleum. Walk to the west (back toward Rose Hill Drive). Oswald's plain red granite slab is a couple of rows in, mostly by itself. Look for the worn patch of grass.
- Hours:
- Gated after hours. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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