DeWitt’s mausoleum is at the Greenwood Cemetery in San Diego. Bertha had it built in an Egyptian-style because in that time, people believed one could communicate with the dead through this iconography.
Artist Nina located DeWitt’s mausoleum in San Diego’s Greenwood Cemetery. It was an amazing structure that Bertha Mitchell built for her beloved son. There had been a contract that said every year there would be some kind of event for DeWitt, like for his birthday (verbal hearsay). I’m not sure it is being done anymore. There was a heavy lock and chain on the door which leads one to think it had been vandalized. There was also a dried rose in the glass. I have no idea who left it. The stone carving was beautifully executed.