Woodlawn Cemetery

Gotha's Woodlawn Cemetery was established in 1926 and is the final resting place of many influential people, including the painter Bob Ross, US Congressman T. Vincent Quinn, Major League Baseball players Tim Crews and Mike Cuellar, and Dave "Lonesome Dove Peverett, who performed with the band Foghat. The cemetery includes several fountains and a large lake, as well as a mausoleum with a mosaic entitled "The Life of Christ." The cemetery also includes several plots dedicated to veterans.

The grave of Bob Ross is visited by many admirers of the artist, who often leave art supplies as a tribute. His instructional television program aired from 1983 to 1994 on PBS.

Iola. (2001). Bob Ross. Find a Grave. Retrieved from https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19437/bob-ross 

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Heacock, R.H. (2019). You Can Actually Visit Bob Ross' Grave Near Orlando And It's A Happy Little Place. Things To Do. Retrieved from www.narcity.com/things-to-do/us/fl/orlando/bob-ross-grave-in-florida-is-near-orlando-and-you-can-actually-visit-it. 

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