Located 1 mile west and ½ mile north of Arcadia
This plaque is on a monument just inside the center entrance:
 

THE ARCADIA IOOF

CEMETERY

EST. AUG 1917
WITH 59 MEMBERS

DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO CARE

BY MEMBERS OF THE
ARCADIA CEMETERY ASSN.
1996
ARCADIA IOOF LODGE 273
PURCHASED 5 ACRES IN THE NW CORNER
SW¼ SEC RANGE 14N-I
WEST OKLAHOMA COUNTY
FROM WILLIAM H.H. AND ELIZABETH YOUNG
COST 150.00

This plaque stands just inside the northwest entrance of the cemetery:
 

PLEASANT VALLEY CEMETERY

     THE FIRST CEMETERY AND CHURCH ESTABLISHED BETWEEN THE CANADIAN RIVERS AFTER THE OPENING OF OKLAHOMA IN 1889 WAS PLEASANT VALLEY

     J.T. LAWSON DONATED THE USE OF ½ ACRE OF HIS HOMESTEAD FOR THE FIRST THREE YEARS, UNTIL PATENT WAS GRANTED, THEN HE GAVE DEED FOR SAME AND SOLD 1½ ACRES TO CEMETERY ASSOCIATION FOR $250.00. ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED 1892.

ORIGINAL DIRECTORS
T.B. DAVIS                                  T.J. HUNKER
J.H.HUDDLESTON                    J.T. LAWSON
 

     A BRUSHARBOR WAS USED UNTIL THE CHURCH WAS BUILT IN 1890. FIRST MINISTER REV. B.J. HARTSFIELD WAS BURIED HERE DEC. 6,1899. CHURCH WAS MOVED TO BENTON WHEN RAILROAD WAS BUILT IN 1903. BENTON WAS LATER RENAMED WHEATLAND

DIRECTORS
GEORGE DAVIS                         T.J. HUNKER
JAMES JOHNSTON                    W.J. SHARPE
THIS PLAQUE SPONSORED BY
WHEATLAND HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
ERECTED 1964
Created and Maintained by Bill Walsh