This tablet was erected by the colored people of Baton Rouge as a tribute of respect to the twenty nine
years of untiring service that she has given to them.
The Memorial work for Ada Pollock Blundon, John Howard & Francis Sylvester Sandors was restored by Roselawn Monuments. Funding
was provided by the Mid City Redevelopment Coalition, Mid City Cemeteries and Roselawn Monuments.
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The photos taken prior and the conservation of the memorial work. Due to funding issues, no attempt
to conserve the brick and mortor coping was undertaken at this time.
Note the oblisk to John Howard & Francis Sandors is made of a cast metal, zink also known as White Bronze.
The White Bronze memorials were available mail order and shipped from foundries in the Northern United States.
Ada Pollocks Memorial Ledger appears to be a domestic marble.
