Squirrel Cemetery is located on the corner of 4300 East Road and 1200 North Road.In 1906-07, Carl F. Lenz donated land for a cemetery on the northwest corner of his property, at the corner of the Squirrel and the Reclamation Roads. The first two graves were those of Elizabeth Kandler and baby Ernest Harrigfeld. These were moved from the Harrigfeld property to the new cemetery. In Carl F. Lenz May 31, 1933 obituary the cemetery is referred to as “Zion Lutheran Cemetery of Squirrel.” The Rev. R. C. Muhly, local pastor at the time, states, “We are proud of the fact – and justly so – that the deceased was among the first settlers in this immediate community of Ashton, before the railroad had laid its track, before the highway system which we enjoy today, before the agricultural facilities were introduced, and long before the Idaho Gateway to Old Faithful voiced its call to all corners of the world. Now he is peacefully asleep in his last resting place, in the cemetery which he presented to his congregation many years ago.” In recent years the cemetery has been fenced, a well drilled to supply water for grass and flowers, and a sprinkling system installed. It is a lovely well-kept, choice hallowed spot with the Teton Range of mountains on the east and the Warm River and the Targhee Forest on the north. Information taken from the Snake River Echoes – A quarterly of Idaho History – Squirrel, Idaho. Vol. 12, No. 3.