This is my first true BIT cache (besides the one on my car) and the first non-mobile one on the Opencaching North America site.  We'll see how it goes. 

The Historical Marker reads:

Immigrants from Czechosovakia settled in this area in the 1880s. The community was originally known as Sebesta or Sebesta's Corners, after one of the early families. In the 1890s, residents renamed the settlement Snook in honor of John Snook, the Postmaster in Caldwell. By that time, the community cemetery was already in existence. The burial ground is sited on a swath of sandy ground, more suited to the early manual labor of gravedigging than the surrounding Blackland clay. The first burial was that of Vlasta Pitner, who died in 1885. Formally set aside through an 1899 land purchase, the property has been maintained and operated by a cemetery association since the early 1900s. Although the cemetery was originally established for people of Czech descent, as Germans and other immigrants began moving to the area it became available for use by those nationalities as well. Today, Snook Cemetery is the final resting place for veterans of American conflicts dating to the Civil War, as well as a link to generations of area settlers and the area's early Czech community.

You do not have to have a smartphone to log this cache.  The QR code is just a direct shortcut to this cache page.

To log this cache, you must use the password printed on the BIT card (case-sensitive).

Congrats to flower71 for the FTF!