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Learn how your comment data is processed. (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required) (Photo by Brandon Magette | Other scenes from Western Heights Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required) Front gate at Western Heights Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. This German etching says something like: A dear faithful pious heart rests here in this grave I feel it with deep pain what I lost (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required) Other scenes from Western Heights Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required) Other scenes from Western Heights Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required) Detail of the grave of the Barrow brothers. (Photo by Gravejack | )ĭetail of the grave of the Barrow brothers. The grave of Bonnie Parker in Dallas’ Crown Hill Memorial Park. Her mother and brother are buried nearby. So this old world is made brighter by the lives of folks like you.” “The flowers are all made sweeter by the sunshine and the dew Her headstone is also quite simple, etched with only her name, the dates Oct.

Bonnie is buried about 10 miles away in Crown Hill Memorial In the end, their parents wanted Bonnie and Clyde buried in To few it’ll be grief, to the law a relief They don’t think they’re tough or desperate On May 23, 1934, it was ended, when police led by former. She wrote in her most famous poem, published after her death: Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow met in 1930, but it wasn't until 1932 they began one of the most famous crime sprees in American history. (Photo by Wil Elrick | Permission Required)īonnie Elizabeth Parker is also buried in Dallas, although not beside Clyde, as she’d hoped. The graves of Clyde and Buck Barrow in Western Heights Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. Their parents and two of their four other siblings are buried nearby. The sentiment etched below the brothers’ names is meaningful, only not in the way it was likely meant: “Gone But Not Forgotten.” Visitors to their grave sometimes leave cigarettes in remembrance. On the other half of the stone isĮtched “Clyde C.” – Clyde’s middle name was Champion,” and the dates March 24,ġ909-May 23, 1934. Headstone includes Buck’s given name, Marvin I., for “Ivan,” and birth andĭeath dates: March 14, 1905-July 29, 1933.

Was ambushed and shot to death, alongside his lover, Bonnie Parker. Gang for a time and was killed by law officers nearly a year before his brother His older brother, Buck, was also a member of the Barrow Clyde, of course, is half of the duo “BonnieĪnd Clyde,” one of the most infamous pairs of outlaws of all time.Ĭlick here to read about our stay in the Bonnie & Clyde Room in the Stockyards Hotel in Fort Worth. The grave historians and photographers come here to see is located near the front of the cemetery, to the left after passing through the main gates.Ī single headstone marks the graves of two men, Clyde andīuck Barrow, brothers who chose a criminal lifestyle that ended in both theirĭeaths, and the deaths of many others.