This interesting mausoleum is that of J.K. Sullivan. Island Cemetery has no specific information about who designed or built this mausoleum, but it is made of two rough types of stone—one light in color and the other brown. It is the same type of stone used in the Sullivan Building on Bellevue Avenue, for which J.K. Sullivan was the contractor, so he may have been responsible for the design and building of his own family mausoleum. The exact date this mausoleum was installed is not known, but it was definitely prior to Sullivan's death in 1939.
This interesting mausoleum is that of J.K. Sullivan. Island Cemetery has no specific information about who designed or built this mausoleum, but it is made of two rough types of stone—one light in color and the other brown. It is the same type of stone used in the Sullivan Building on Bellevue Avenue, for which J.K. Sullivan was the contractor, so he may have been responsible for the design and building of his own family mausoleum. The exact date this mausoleum was installed is not known, but it was definitely prior to Sullivan's death in 1939.