Located near Red Bridge Campground in the Allegheny National Forest. Earliest known burial is 1849 and the latest is 1867. There are many unidentified burial sites. The area of Lone Pine Cemetery encompasses about 40 square feet. At one time the the little cemetery was in danger from a large, rotting 130 year old White Pine. Thanks to the efforts of the prison crew from the Federal Correctional Institute in McKean County, the King David Post of the VFW of Kane, and many Forest Service employees, the historic site is now a serene resting place for its occupants. For more information on Lone Pine Cemetery please contact the Allegheny National Forest at PO Box 847 Warren, PA 16365 or 814-723-5150.