The OES visited the Hayden Mausoleum on June 1, 2004. This magnificent mausoleum is located within Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. It is the final resting place of Charles H. Hayden and family, the son of industrialist Peter Hayden. Charles died on August 23, 1920, so the mausoleum was probably built around that era. When speaking with an employee of the cemetery we were told that Charles spent his children's inheritance to build this great mausoleum. The tombs filled up and some of his children were left to be buried in the grounds of the cemetery. The mausoleum is said to be haunted, but we have no specifics on what activity takes place. The exterior of the building looked great on our visit, but the interior was a different story. There were leaks in the roof and the walls were crumbling. Cemetery officials told us they were in the process of repairing the roof and restoring the interior. The OES adopted the Hayden Mausoleum in the summer of 2003 and actively helps take care of the grounds around the building. The mausoleum is usually sealed off to the public, but on our June 1 visit, we were lucky enough to find the doors open. Below are some of the only photos of the Hayden Mausoleum's interior on the Internet to date.